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Questions about the branch of algebra that deals with groups.
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What is the minimal girth of a cayley graph for Alt(n) in which the girth relator is not a p...
First, a definition: a girth relator for a Cayley graph is a word that you get by reading the edge labels along a shortest loop. The girth relator is not usually unique, though it is often unique up t …
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What are the possible finite non-solvable quotients of one relator groups?
Is there a one-relator group with some finite non-solvable quotient, that does not have all large alternating groups as finite quotients?
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