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In a finite group, the subgroup, every coset and the set of cosets are finite
Statement
Let be a finite group and . Then , every left and right coset of , and the coset set are finite. Moreover every coset has cardinality , and is a natural number.
Facts & Assumptions
Given: A finite group and a subgroup .
Every subset of a finite set is finite (A subset of a finite set is finite, with , and equality holds if and only if ).
The power set of a finite set is finite ( for finite ).
Every left or right coset of is equinumerous with (Every left or right coset of is equinumerous with ).
A bijection transports finiteness and finite cardinality (The cardinality of a finite set).
The coset set is , and its finite cardinality is the index (The coset set and the index of a subgroup, The left cosets of a subgroup partition the group).
Proof
Since and is finite, is finite by [L1].
Every coset is a subset of , so . The power set is finite by [L2], hence is finite by [L1].
Every coset is equinumerous with , so every coset is finite and has cardinality .
Therefore , and the finiteness and cardinality assertions are steps 1.1, 1.2 and 2.1.