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Problem 4. Let p be an odd prime, and let Tp C Zp denote the set of elements of Zp which are perfect cubes: Tp-(a: a E z;} (1) Show that if p1 (mod 3) then Tp (p 1)/3. Problem 4. Let p be an odd prime, and let Tp C Zp denote the set of elements of Zp which are perfect cubes: Tp-(a: a E z;} (1) Show that if p1 (mod 3) then Tp (p 1)/3.
Thee part question. Please answer all parts! Let E be a field of characteristic p > 0 (we proved p must always be prime). Verify that the ring homomorphism X : Z → E determined by sending χ : 1-1 E (the unity in E) ( so x(n)-n 1E wheren1E 1E 1E (n-times), x(-n)- nle for any n 1,2,3,... and X(0) 0E by definition of χ) is in fact a ring homomorphism with ker(X) = pZ. Úse the fundamental homomorphism...
5a. Show that in Zp, p prime, the only elements that are self-inverses (ie. elements [a] such that [a]. [a] = [1]) are [1] and [p 1 b. In Zp, p prime, show that [p-1)!] [-1]. This result is known as Wilson's Theorem. c. Show that if n is a positive integer greater than 1 and [(n-1)!] = [-1] in Zn, then n is prime. This is the converse of Wilson's Theorem.
(4) Let p Z be a prime. Prove that zli/(p+1) has exactly ] p2 +1 elements. Use that 5+5i (2+i)(3+i) to determine how many elements Zu/5+5i) has. (5) Let m,n be integers with m|n. Prove that the surjective ring homomor- phism Z/n -> Z/m induces a group homomorphism on units, and that this group homomorphism is also surjective. (4) Let p Z be a prime. Prove that zli/(p+1) has exactly ] p2 +1 elements. Use that 5+5i (2+i)(3+i) to determine...
8. Let p be a prime number. Define -c0t}cQ ZAp) Prove that Zp) is a subring of Q Prove that Z is a subring of Z Show that the field of fractions of Zp) is isomorphic to Q
2. Let p: G -G be a surjective group homomorphism (a) Show that if G is abelian then G' is abelian. (b) Show that if G' is cyclic then there is a surjective homomorphism from (Z, +, 0) to G'. (Hint: use the fact that Z is generated by 1 and G' has a generator). (c) Use Part (a) and (b) to show that every cyclic group is abelian.
1. Let Q be the set of polynomials with rational coefficients. You may assume that this is an abelian group under addition. Consider the function Ql] Q[x] given by p(px)) = p'(x), where we are taking the derivative. Show that is a group homomorphism. Determine the kernel of 2. Let G and H be groups. Show that (G x H)/G is isomorphic to H. Hint: consider defining a surjective homomorphism p : Gx HH with kernel G. Then apply the...
Let p be a prime. Show that Zp(X)/(X2+1) is a field iff the equation x2=-1 has no solution (mod p).
(1) Let p be a prime number. Describe all the groups with p elements. (2) Let # be a permutation in S(4). What are the possible orders of T according to Lagrange's theorem? (3) Show that there are no elements of order 8 in S(4) (even though 8 divides 24 = 4!).
2. Consider the polynomials 0-k (z) := (1 + z) for k-0,..., 10 and let B-bo,b1bo) can be shown that B is a basis for Pio the vector space of polynomials of degree at most 10. (You do not need to prove this.) Let Pk (z)-rk for k = 0, 1, . . . , 10, so that S = {po, pi, . . . , pio) is the standard basis for P10. Use Mathematica to: (a) Compute the change...