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Exercise 14.3.8
Suppose that are one-to-one and onto. As explained in the text, these give isomorphisms .
- (a)
- Explain why is an element of .
- (b)
- Let be as in part (a), and let be conjugation by . Thus for . Prove that .
This proves that and differ by conjugation by an element of .
Answers
Proof. (a) Since are bijective, then is bijective, so . (b) For all ,
thus .
Note: Let be a subgroup of , and the corresponding subgroups in , then are conjugate subgroups. □