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There is a unique nonabelian group of order 21, namely C7⋊C3 with multiplication by 2

Example

Up to isomorphism, the unique nonabelian group of order 21 is

C7⋊C3,

where a generator of C3 acts on C7 by raising elements to the second power.

Facts & Assumptions

Given: The primes 3<7.

[L1]

When p∣(q−1), there is exactly one nonabelian group of order pq, namely the nontrivial product Cq⋊Cp (Classification of groups of order pq for primes p<q).

[L2]

Aut⁡(C7)≅(Z/7)×, with [a] acting by the exponent a ( Aut⁡(Cn)≅(Z/nZ)×).

Verification

technique · direct
1.1L1algebra

Since 3∣6, [L1] gives a unique nonabelian isomorphism type of order 21.

1.2L2algebra

Modulo 7, one has 23≡1 while 2≢1, so [2] has order three in (Z/7)×. By [L2], it defines a nontrivial action of C3 on C7.

2.1step 1.1step 1.2L1∎

The resulting semidirect product is therefore the unique nonabelian group from [L1].

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