Find all subgroups of the octic group

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In summary, the conversation involves discussing the work done so far on finding all normal subgroups of the octic group. The participants also discuss the elements and subgroups of the group, including determining the order and normality of certain elements. They also mention the process of finding all subgroups of the octic group and provide tips for making the process more efficient.
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I understand now what to do. I just hate the tediousness of it.

Send me a message on here, and I'll tell you if we're in the same class.
 
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amanda_ou812 said:
also, i am looking at the most recent pic that you posted and I don't understand how you got the two subsets on the right side of the page.

I did a Google search for how to do this problem, and I saw that you had to adjoin the elements with alpha-squared to get those two subgroups.
 

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