Just had to say, you really can bring concepts together! Great examples i.e. Jorden holder theorem and simple factors of two subnormal series as well as the alternate definition of "Solvable" very well done!
This is the last lesson in a series of over 23! A simple group G has no normal subgroups other than e and G itself. Look for titles in the GT series with An (alternating group). Master list is at the website. - Bob
Thanks for noticing! Busy three weeks. Finishing up the reddit class, lots of home repair, and got my jiu-jitsu brown belt. I'm hoping for regular production here on out. - Bob
Good luck - it looks very promising! Symmetric polynomials are great fun; they are at the heart of some interesting work in representation theory. - Bob
Just had to say, you really can bring concepts together! Great examples i.e. Jorden holder theorem and simple factors of two subnormal series as well as the alternate definition of "Solvable" very well done!
This is the last lesson in a series of over 23! A simple group G has no normal subgroups other than e and G itself. Look for titles in the GT series with An (alternating group). Master list is at the website. - Bob
Thanks for noticing! Busy three weeks. Finishing up the reddit class, lots of home repair, and got my jiu-jitsu brown belt. I'm hoping for regular production here on out. - Bob
Good luck - it looks very promising! Symmetric polynomials are great fun; they are at the heart of some interesting work in representation theory. - Bob
glad to see you back
I give Galois Theory lip service since I'm pretty sure I haven't mentioned any applications of group theory!
I'll definitely check out the blog. - Bob
Excellent!
this video is very advanced. but do you have a video on what is a simple group?
Thanks! - Bob