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Results tagged with permutation-groups
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For groups represented as permutations. Group transitivity, rank 3 groups, orbits and suborbits, stablizers, permutation characters, primitivity are all on-topic.
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Questions about algorithms for permutation groups
The following is only an answer to the first question: Consider the subgroups $G_1=\langle (12)(34),(13)(24)\rangle$ and $G_2=\langle (12)(34),(34)(56)\rangle$ of $\Sigma_6$ which are both isomorphic …
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