Converse of Lagrange's Theorem is false.| A4 has no subgroup of Order 6 | GROUP THEORY

📚🔍 Exploring Group Theory: The Converse of Lagrange's Theorem & Absence of Order 6 Subgroup in A4
Dive into the captivating realm of group theory as we explore the converse of Lagrange's Theorem, revealing the intriguing revelation that A4, the alternating group of degree 4, lacks a subgroup of order 6.

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Converse of Lagrange's Theorem: In-depth analysis of the converse, showcasing scenarios where the theorem does not hold true.
Absence of Order 6 Subgroup in A4: Investigate the structure of A4, revealing the absence of a subgroup with order 6.
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Counterintuitive Finding: Uncover the surprising implication that challenges the expected existence of a subgroup of a certain order within A4.
Theoretical Implications: Discuss the theoretical implications of this result on the understanding of group structures.
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Explore the fascinating application of Lagrange's Theorem's converse and its role in determining the absence of a specific subgroup in A4.

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[mrstorresmath]

This is explained so simply, it was very easy to understand. Thank you for this video!!

[diyabhowmik]

Clear and crisp explanation. Thankyou so much.

[hanan]

The best explanation! Thanks professor.

[ravishkumar]

please solve this problem
Can non trivial homomorphism exists from F : GL(n, Z7) / SL(n, Z7) Z6 ?
Ans : yes (GL(n, Z7) / SL(n, Z7)) is isomorphic to U(7) or isomorphic to Z6.
Extra information : U(7)=Z6, order of GL(n, Z7) / SL(n, Z7) is 6.
Can any give me the explanation for the above problem?

[anushre]

Thanks for the video...it is so nicely explained 👍

[kvharshavardhan]

Very well explained, the only drawback is the video quality, try to make it better

[zakirgour]

Sir plz A5 can't have normal subgroup of order 2 ye questions bhi btana

[zakirgour]

Sir A5 can't have normal subgroup of order 2

[ravishkumar]

please give me the idea, how to think for the below problem
let G is a general linear group of order n, GL(n, R) and let H be the normal subgroup of all matrices with positive determinant. Identify the quotient group/factor group G/H?
Ans : Z2(cyclic group of order two)
Can anyone give me the explanation for the above problem?

[sayanjitb]

Is it assumed such that there exist x does not belong to H or for any x does not belong to H?