Operations with conjugation in groups
- From: "k.hofmann" <boquiqui@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 24 Sep 2008 19:00:50 EDT
Hello,
Is it true that conjugation preserves both unions and intersections ?
That is, if A, B are subgroups (or possibly just subsets) of a group G, and g is any element of G, then do either of the following hold?
(1) (A /\ B)^g = A^g /\ B^g
(2) (A \/ B)^g = A^g \/ B^g
where the exponent denotes conjugation by g: X^g = gXg^{-1} (or, if you prefer, X^g = g^{-1} X g) ?
Any remarks appreciated. Thanks
.
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