$Problem$
Let p1,......,pn be distinct primes. Up to isomorphism ,how many Abelian groups are there of order p14p24....pn4
$ Attempt$
Each pi4 can be partitioned into 5 ways. So total number of Abelian groups is 5n
Is my approach correct ?
$Problem$
Let p1,......,pn be distinct primes. Up to isomorphism ,how many Abelian groups are there of order p14p24....pn4
$ Attempt$
Each pi4 can be partitioned into 5 ways. So total number of Abelian groups is 5n
Is my approach correct ?
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Consider $2^4$... You can have $\mathbb Z_{2^4},\mathbb Z_2×\mathbb Z_{2^3},\mathbb Z_2×\mathbb Z_2×\mathbb Z_{2^2},\mathbb Z_{2^2}×\mathbb Z_{2^2}$, or $\mathbb Z_2×\mathbb Z_2×\mathbb Z_2×\mathbb Z_2$... Thus you have $5$ different groups of order $2^4$.
Yes, the number of partitions of $4$ is apparently $5$: $4,1+3,1+1+2,2+2$ and $1+1+1+1$.
So you have $5^n$ such abelian groups.