proposition 4.75 The two factors inside the semidirect product

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proposition 4.75: The two factors inside the semidirect product4.75definition 4.60: Normal subgroup4.60definition 4.67: Product of subgroups4.67proposition 4.74: The semidirect product is a group4.74example 4.79: The Poincaré group4.79proposition 4.77: When a semidirect product is direct4.77proof : ch:02-algebraic-structures@proof-29proofdefinition 4.59: Conjugate subgroups4.59definition 4.36: Subgroup4.36proposition 4.63: Well-definedness of the coset product4.63proposition 4.70: Characterization of the direct product4.70theorem 4.64: Quotient group4.64theorem 4.76: Internal characterization of the semidirect product4.76definition 4.21: Group4.21definition 4.73: External semidirect product4.73proof : ch:02-algebraic-structures@proof-28proofdefinition 4.65: Direct product of groups4.65example 4.78: The Euclidean group4.78proof : ch:02-algebraic-structures@proof-31proof

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