Zassenhaus lemma

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The Zassenhaus lemma is a fundamental result in group theory that describes how subgroups in a group extension correspond and relate to each other, often used in the study of composition series and the Jordan–Hölder theorem.

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instanceOf group theory lemma
mathematical theorem
alsoKnownAs butterfly lemma NERFINISHED
appearsIn algebra textbooks
group theory monographs
appliesTo groups
subgroups
category theorems about finite groups
theorems about series of subgroups
concerns correspondence between certain factor groups
isomorphisms between quotient groups
describes relations between subgroups in a group extension
field group theory
hasDiagrammaticNickname butterfly diagram
hasGeneralization results on modular lattices of subgroups
hasRole technical tool in the proof of Jordan–Hölder theorem
implies existence of isomorphisms between certain factor groups in two subgroup series
namedAfter Hans Zassenhaus NERFINISHED
relatedTo Jordan–Hölder theorem NERFINISHED
Schreier refinement theorem NERFINISHED
isomorphism theorems for groups NERFINISHED
relatesConcept group extensions
normal subgroups
refinements of series of subgroups
subgroup lattices
statedInTermsOf intersections of subgroups
products of subgroups
typicalContext development of the Jordan–Hölder theorem
discussion of composition series and chief series
usedFor comparing different subnormal series
refining series of subgroups
usedIn proofs of the Jordan–Hölder theorem
study of composition series

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Hans Zassenhaus notableConcept Zassenhaus lemma
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Hans Zassenhaus notableWork Zassenhaus lemma