Bourbaki

Exercise 22, § 6

Algebra, I, p. 138

Let GG be a finite group of order n>1n > 1 and let pp be the smallest prime number dividing nn. Let P be a Sylow pp-group of G and let N be its normalizer. Now prove that, if P is cyclic, P is contained in the center of N (one will show that the order of N/P is prime to the order of the automorphism group of P).

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