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Groups of Order 24 Three Examples

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No new theory is presented in this chapter, but three groups of order 24 are discussed in some detail. The work constructs their subgroups including those of Frattini and Fitting, the subgroup lattice, series and some of their representations. Appendix C, see pages 289 to 292, gives data on the remaining twelve groups of order 24. The purpose of this chapter is to challenge the reader to think more about the objects he or she is studying, and to ask questions. For example: can the centre of a group equal its derived subgroup or its Frattini subgroup? This chapter is also intended to motivate the remaining topics, that is series, simple groups and (on the web) representation theory.

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Rose, H.E. (2009). Groups of Order 24 Three Examples. In: A Course on Finite Groups. Universitext. Springer, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-84882-889-6_8

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