I would like to prove that $PSL(2,3) \simeq A_4$.
I know the structure of $SL(2,3)$ and that $A_4=V\rtimes C_3$, where $V$ is the Klein subgroup.
How can I proceed?
Thanks for the help!
2025-01-13 07:45:59.1736754359
How can I prove that $PSL(2,3)\simeq A_4$?
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