Direct products
The direct product G × H is the group of pairs (g, h) multiplied
componentwise. A finite group is (internally) a direct product when it is
generated by two normal subgroups that intersect trivially.
The direct product G × H is the group of pairs (g, h) multiplied
componentwise. A finite group is (internally) a direct product when it is
generated by two normal subgroups that intersect trivially.