Groups and FieldsChallengeThe Sylow Theorems
The Sylow Theorems · Challenge problem
A group has order . Suppose its Sylow -subgroup is NOT normal, so Sylow III forces to the only other candidate. How many Sylow -subgroups must then have?
A group has order . Suppose its Sylow -subgroup is NOT normal, so Sylow III forces to the only other candidate. How many Sylow -subgroups must then have?