frobenius kernel and wedderburn's little theorem
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we give a new proof of the well known wedderburn's little theorem (1905) that a finite division ring is commutative. we apply the concept of frobenius kernel in frobenius representation theorem in finite group theory to build a proof.
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bulletin of the iranian mathematical societyPublisher: iranian mathematical society (ims)
ISSN 1017-060X
volume 40
issue 4 2014
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