In the (xi) group of the classification of groups of order $p^4$ given by W.Burnside in his book," Theory of Groups Of Finite Order". The group ($\mathbb{Z_{p^{2}}}\rtimes \mathbb{Z_{p^{}}}) \rtimes_{\phi}\mathbb{Z_{p^{}}} $, have presentation $$<a,b,c : a^{p^{2}}=b^p=c^p=e, ab=ba^{1+p},ac=cab,bc=cb>$$ From the above relations, I can produce following relation $$a^ib^j=b^ja^{{(1+p)}^ji},$$ Now I am trying to obtain similar relation for the generators $a$ and $c$. (Here $i$ and $j$ are natural numbers). Kindly help me out as I am not able to proceed further to write $a^ic^j= ? ?$ in simple manner.
2026-03-25 12:53:19.1774443199
Finitely Presented Group of order $p^4$
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