Groups : Isomorphism and Homomorphism

Note: S4 means symmetric group of degree 4 A4 means alternating group of degree 4 e is the identity Is there a group homomorphism $:S4 -> A4, with kernel $ = {e, (1 2)(3 4), (1 3)(2 4), (1 4)(2 3)}?

Please assist me with the attached homomorphism questions. Thanks! Example: ? Let f: G -->H be a group homomorphism with kernel K = Ker(f), show that f is one to one if and only if K = ...

Note: ~~ means an isomorphism exists. Moreover,if an isomorphism existed from G to G1 I would say G ~~ G1 Questions: If G is an infinite cyclic group, show that G ~~ Z (Z is the set of integers)

I have some trouble understanding the solution to the attached problem (solution included). Could you please provide some clarification of the solution. I have indicated what my points of concern are. Show that if M1 and M2 are irreducible R modules, then any nonzero R-module homomorphism from M1 to M2 is an isomorphism. De

2.Let G be abelian of order n. If gcd(n;m) = 1, prove that f(g) = gm is an automorphism of G. (Note: Automorphism is just an isomorphism from G to itself.) 3. If f : Z7 ! Z5 is a homomorphism, prove that f(x) = 0 for all x 2 Z7. 4. Prove that in the group S10 every permutation of order 20 must be odd. 5. Suppose G is a group

Let f:G->H be a group homomorphism. Prove or disprove the following statement. 1.Let a be an element of G. If f(a) is of finite order, then a is also of finite order. 2.Let f be a surjection. Then f is an isomorphism iff the order of the element f(a) is equal to the order of the element a , for all a belong to G. F

Modern Algebra Group Theory (LXX) The Set of all Automorphisms of a Group If G is a group, then Aut(G),

Modern Algebra Ring Theory (IX) The Field of Quotients of an Integral Domain Prove that the mapping φ:D→F defined by φ(a) =

(a) The kernel of this homomorphism is the principal ideal (x-1). Therefore, Z[x]/(x-1) is isomorphic to Z. According to the correspondence theorem, ideals of Z[x]/(x-1) are in one-to-one correspondence with ideals of Z[x] containing (x-1). Taking into account the above-mentioned isomorphism, we obtain that ideals of Z are in