Abstract

We prove that if G is a p-group of order p m > p n , where n > 3 for p = 2 and n > 2 for p > 2, then the number of normal subgroups D of G such that G=D is metacyclic of order pn is a multiple of p, unless G is metacyclic. We also give a very short and elementary proof of the following result: representation groups of nonabelian metacyclic p-groups are metacyclic.

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