Ivan Shishkin, Birch Grove

Lagrange’s theorem

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Let GG be a finite group and HGH \subseteq G a subgroup. Then, the order of HH divides the order of GG:
H    G.|H| \;\mid\; |G|.More precisely, we have : G=[G:H]H|G| = [G:H]\cdot |H| where [G,H][G,H] is the index of HH in GG.

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