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1. Introduction to Algebraic Structures
2. Definition of a Group
3. Fundamental Examples of Groups
4. Order of Elements and Groups
5. Subgroups
6. Cyclic Groups
7. Permutation Groups
8. Cosets and Lagrange's Theorem
9. Normal Subgroups and Quotient Groups
10. Group Homomorphisms
11. The Isomorphism Theorems
12. Group Actions
13. The Sylow Theorems
14. Direct Products and Sums
15. Structure of Finite Abelian Groups
16. Solvable and Nilpotent Groups
17. Composition Series and Jordan-Hölder Theorem
18. Free Groups and Presentations
19. Semidirect Products
20. Introduction to Representation Theory
21. Applications of Group Theory
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Group Theory

1. Introduction to Algebraic Structures
2. Definition of a Group
3. Fundamental Examples of Groups
4. Order of Elements and Groups
5. Subgroups
6. Cyclic Groups
7. Permutation Groups
8. Cosets and Lagrange's Theorem
9. Normal Subgroups and Quotient Groups
10. Group Homomorphisms
11. The Isomorphism Theorems
12. Group Actions
13. The Sylow Theorems
14. Direct Products and Sums
15. Structure of Finite Abelian Groups
16. Solvable and Nilpotent Groups
17. Composition Series and Jordan-Hölder Theorem
18. Free Groups and Presentations
19. Semidirect Products
20. Introduction to Representation Theory
21. Applications of Group Theory
  1. Solvable and Nilpotent Groups
    1. Commutator Subgroups
      1. Definition of Commutator
        1. Derived Subgroup
          1. Properties of Derived Subgroups
          2. Solvable Groups
            1. Definition of Solvable Group
              1. Derived Series
                1. Solvable Length
                  1. Examples of Solvable Groups
                    1. Properties of Solvable Groups
                    2. Nilpotent Groups
                      1. Definition of Nilpotent Group
                        1. Lower Central Series
                          1. Upper Central Series
                            1. Nilpotency Class
                              1. Examples of Nilpotent Groups
                                1. Properties of Nilpotent Groups
                                2. Relationships
                                  1. Nilpotent Implies Solvable
                                    1. p-Groups are Nilpotent
                                      1. Finite Nilpotent Groups

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