Quasi-dihedral group

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In mathematics, quasi-dihedral groups are certain finite non-Abelian groups of the order , where is.

definition

A quasi-dihedral group is a group made up of two elements and of form

is generated with.

Number of elements

It follows because of that . So every finite product of the generators and the quasi-dihedral group can be brought into the form by applying this rule . Because of :

The quasi-dihedral group has 2 n elements:

example

The smallest quasi-dihedral group has the order and is generated by two elements and which satisfy the equations and . Since , after right multiplication with that , it follows from the last equation . So you can in any sequence of 's and ' s each in front of a standing behind the take when this by replacing. It then follows that all elements of this group are of the form . Furthermore, all multiplications in the group can be determined with the above equations. As an example we consider the two products from and :

    (because )
    ( bring to the right twice and use)

Overall, we get the following linkage table

See also

literature

  • Bertram Huppert : Finite groups (= The basic teachings of the mathematical sciences in individual representations. Vol. 134, ISSN  0072-7830 ). Volume 1. Springer, Berlin et al. 1967, pp. 90-93.