Is the intersection of subgroups a subgroup? [PROOF]
The conditions for a subset to be a subgroup with the inherited operation * from a group are: non-empty subset of set structure of the group for a, b in the subset, a*(b^-1) is also in the subset #grouptheory #subgroup #setintersection
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