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Using O(N) = Σca for some choices of a in N , prove that in A5 there is no normal subgroup N other than (e) and A5 .

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Modern Algebra
Group Theory (CVII)
Permutation Groups
Another Counting Principle

By:- Thokchom Sarojkumar Sinha

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