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Frattini argument (G=NG​(P)H)

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If H is a normal subgroup of a finite group G and P a Sylow subgroup of H, then
G=NG​(P)H.
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Normality puts every g−1Pg inside H, and Sylow conjugacy there gives g−1Pg=h−1Ph. Hence gh−1 normalizes P, giving the factorization. This reduces questions about G to a normaliser and its normal subgroup.

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