Subgroups
- From: "Anolethron" <thevery***@xxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 31 Dec 2005 17:43:12 +0100
Let G be a group such that the intersection of every subgroup of G except
<e> is a subgroup that is different from <e>. Show that for every element g
belonging to G there is an integer h such that g^h=e
(e is the neutral element for the operation of G).
Now: how do I show that?I mean especially if the intersection is not finite
(which might happen I guess, and I find hard...)?
Thanks in advance
.
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