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pp-group

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Let pp be a prime number. A pp-group is a finite group GG whose order is a power of pp:
G=pk|G|=p^{k}for some k0k\geq 0.

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  • Soit pp un nombre premier.
    Montrer que GG est un pp-groupe si et seulement si tout élément de GG est d’ordre une puissance de pp, c’est-à-dire
    gG, kN,gpk=e.\forall g\in G,\ \exists k\in\mathbb{N},\quad g^{p^{k}}=e .

    Open exerciseDifficulty 48/100 · 0 solutions · 0 hints
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