This document is the abstract of a bachelor's thesis written by Kenneth P. Perez about quasi p-groups. The thesis examines two papers by Harwood that studied the elementary properties and classification of groups as quasi p-groups for orders less than 24. Perez's work extends this classification to groups of order less than 32 and uses the GAP software to help present examples and classifications of groups.
This document is the abstract of a bachelor's thesis written by Kenneth P. Perez about quasi p-groups. The thesis examines two papers by Harwood that studied the elementary properties and classification of groups as quasi p-groups for orders less than 24. Perez's work extends this classification to groups of order less than 32 and uses the GAP software to help present examples and classifications of groups.
This document is the abstract of a bachelor's thesis written by Kenneth P. Perez about quasi p-groups. The thesis examines two papers by Harwood that studied the elementary properties and classification of groups as quasi p-groups for orders less than 24. Perez's work extends this classification to groups of order less than 32 and uses the GAP software to help present examples and classifications of groups.
This document is the abstract of a bachelor's thesis written by Kenneth P. Perez about quasi p-groups. The thesis examines two papers by Harwood that studied the elementary properties and classification of groups as quasi p-groups for orders less than 24. Perez's work extends this classification to groups of order less than 32 and uses the GAP software to help present examples and classifications of groups.
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On Quasi p-Groups
Perez, Kenneth P. Bachelor of Science in Mathematics Mindanao State University - Iligan Institute of Technology Andres Bonifacio Avenue, Tibanga, 9200 Iligan City March 2008 Adviser : Veronica B. Florida, M.S.
ABSTRACT
A finite group G is a quasi p-group if it is equal to p(G), the
subgroup of G generated by all of its Sylow p-subgroups. This study
is an exposition of Harwood’s two papers entitled “Quasi p- or not
Quasi p-? That is the Question.” [8] and “Two Quasi 2-Groups” [9].
Harwood provided the elementary properties of these groups and
classified each group of order less than 24 whether or not it is a
quasi p-group for some prime p. This study therefore aims to present
these properties and extend this classification to some groups of order
less than 32. Moreover, it assimilates GAP(Groups, Algorithms and
Programming), a free software program for computing discrete
algebra, as an aid for presenting examples and for the classification
