Journal of the Australian Mathematical Society · 1976 · 17 citations · 1 references
Natural SciencesOrganizational BehaviorGroup ProcessesGroup WorkRepresentation TheoryAbstract AlgebraGalois RepresentationsGalois TheoryGroup TheorySubgroup AnalysisFinite Abelian GroupsMaximal Subgroups
Abstract All such nonabelian finite p -groups are classified. They coincide with the class of nonabelian finite p -subgroups of GL(p, F) , where F is a field, not of characteristic p , which contains all p power roots of 1, or agian with the class of all nonabelian finite subgroups of Z p = wr Z p . Various automorphism groups associated to them and their representations are calculated. Two such subgroups of GL(p, F) are conjugate as subgroups of GL(p, F) iff they are isomorphic.
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