Generators of induced actions |
Let g∈ G≤ SX and h∈ H≤ SY then you can compute elements φ,ψ∈ G × H such that the restriction of φ onto X equals g, the restriction of φ onto Y is the identity, the restriction of ψ onto X is the identity and the restriction of ψ onto Y equals h for the direct sum, and such that for the direct product
hold, by using
φ(x,y)=(gx,y) ψ(x,y)=(x,hy)
INT dir_sum_perm(a,b,c,d) OP a,b,c,d; INT dir_prod_perm(a,b,c,d) OP a,b,c,d;In both cases
a b c
and d
stand for the
permutations g h g' and h'.
Given the permutation groups G and H by systems of generators you can compute the generators of the direct sum or the direct product by
INT gen_dir_sum(a,b,c) OP a,b,c; INT gen_dir_prod(a,b,c) OP a,b,c;where
a
and b
are the VECTORS of
generators of G and H. c
is the VECTOR of generators
for the corresponding permutation representation of the direct
product of the groups G and H.
The induced permutation representation of a PERMUTATION acting on 2-sets can be computed with the (misnamed) procedure
INT m_perm_paareperm(a,b) OP a,b;where
a
is the given PERMUTATION and b
is
the induced PERMUTATION on the set of all pairs (for a certain
labelling of the pairs).
For a given set of generators you can compute a system of generators of the induced action on the set of all 2-sets by
INT gen_on2sets(a,b) OP a,b;where
a
is a system of generators (PERMUTATION
objects) and b
is the system of the induced
PERMUTATIONs on the set of all 2-sets.
Generators of induced actions |