nested symmetric representation of elements of the suzuki chain groups
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Abstract
We demonstrate an economic and concise method for representing
the elements of groups involved in the Suzuki chain. For example,
we represent each element of Suz:2 by a permutation on 14
letters from L3(2):2 followed by four words, each of length at
most two, in 14, 36, 100, and 416 involutory symmetric
generators, respectively. Such expressions will have an obvious
advantage over permutations on 1782 provided that it is
reasonably simple to multiply and invert them. We refer to this
as nested symmetric representation of an element of the
group.
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| Authors | ;Mohamed Sayed |
| Journal | structural engineering and mechanics |
| Year | 2003 |
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10.1155/S0161171203212023
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