in which we apply group theory to prove Fermat-Euler, use Lagrange to help us find subgroups or determine what a small group must look like, and meet normal subgroups.
cosets
Groups Lecture 9
in which apply Lagrange’s Theorem to prime order groups, meet equivalence relations and further explore multiplication modulo n.
Groups Lecture 8
in which we show that the sign of a permutation is a surjective group homomorphism, meet cosets and prove Lagrange’s Theorem.
Groups Lecture 10
in which we apply group theory to prove Fermat-Euler, and use Lagrange to help us find subgroups or determine what a small group must look like.
Groups Lecture 9
in which we finish the proof of Lagrange’s Theorem, see what consequences it has on orders of elements, and meet equivalence relations.
Groups Lecture 8
in which we show that the sign of a permutation is a surjective group homomorphism, and meet cosets.