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Showing two groups are or are not isomorphic. Concept question
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So, I think I was wasting a lot of time trying to do this on problems today. So for example, if I had: \[K_{4} \cong \mathbb{Z}_{4}\] and I wanted to prove or disprove this. I know theres a group isomorphism if theres a function thats 1-1, onto, and is a homomorphism. But in terms of proving this......Whats the best way to do so? I feel like I forgot or dont know the faster way to do this. So can someone maybe look at this example and go from there?
*a function from G1 to G2
if you can show one group is abelian, and the other is not. then they are not isomorphic
thats one trick, there are other things preserved by isomorphism
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