Right coset of the subgroup H of the group G, where g is an
element of G.
The double coset H * g * K of the subgroups H and K
of the group G, where g is an element of G.
Given a group G and two subgroups H and K of G, return a sequence S
containing representatives of the H-K-double cosets in G. The first
element of S is guaranteed to be the identity element of G.
The second return sequence gives the sizes of the corresponding double cosets.
The algorithm used refines double cosets down a chain of subgroups from G to
one of H or K.
B: SeqEnum Default:
M: GrpPerm Default: H∩K^(g - 1)
Returns a canonical base image for the double coset HgK in G.
The desired base may be supplied as parameter B, and M
may be set as a subgroup of H∩K^(g - 1).
If this group is large then the calculation will go more quickly.
If these parameters are not supplied then an appropriate
value is computed. The return values are the canonical base image,
and the base used. The base used for one calculation may be supplied
as parameter B for another to avoid recalculation and ensure
consistency of base image returned.
SetVerbose("DoubleCosets", n): Maximum: 3
Given permutation groups U<G and a sequence of permutation groups L
such that L1 = G,
compute data for computations with the Ln-U-double cosets in G.
The algorithm relies on the indices (Li : Li + 1) (for Li<Li + 1)
or (Li + 1:Li) otherwise to be small. In contrast to the method used
by DoubleCosetRepresentatives, the sequence used in the computation
is a ladder, not necessarily a descending chain. For details see
[Sch90].
For R being the result of a call to ProcessLadder and
a permutation p∈G, return the canonical double coset representative
for p.
Deletes the data computed using ProcessLadder.
Full: RngIntElt Default: false
Computes a ladder from the full symmetric group down to the Young
subgroup parametrised by the sequence L suitable for double
coset enumeration using ProcessLadder.
The optional parameter Full can be used if the Young
subgroup should be considered as a subgroup of the symmetric group
on Full points rather than on &*L.
Given a subgroup G of the symmetric group of degree n and
a monomial in n indeterminates, compute a ladder down from the
full symmetric group to the stabilizer of the monomial, suitable
for processing with ProcessLadder.
Returns true if element g of group G lies in the coset C.
Returns true if element g of group G does not lie in the coset C.
Returns true if the coset C1 is equal to the coset C2.
Returns true if the coset C1 is not equal to the coset C2.
The cardinality of the coset C.
The (right) coset table for G over subgroup H relative
to its defining generators.
The coset table for G corresponding to the permutation representation
f of G, where f is a homomorphism of G onto a transitive
permutation group.
RightTransversal(G, H) : GrpPerm, GrpPerm -> {@ GrpPermElt atbrace, Map
Given a permutation group G and a subgroup H of G, this
function returns
- (a)
- An indexed set of elements T of G forming a right transversal for G
over H; and
- (b)
- The corresponding transversal mapping φ: G -> T.
If T = [t1, ..., tr] and g ∈G, φ is defined by
φ(g) = ti, where g∈H * ti.
Given a permutation group G and H, a subgroup of G,
create a process to run through a left transversal for H in G.
The method used is a backtrack search for a canonical coset
representative. The intrinsic TransversalProcess can be used when the
index of H in G is too large to allow a full transversal to
be created.
The number of coset representatives the process has yet to produce.
Initially this will be the index of the subgroup in the group.
Advance the process to the next coset representative and return
that representative. This may only be used when
TransversalProcessRemaining(P) is positive.
The first call to TransversalProcessNext will always give
the identity element.
Computes a set of representatives for the transversal of
G modulo H of all cosets that contain p. This computation
does not do a full transversal of G modulo H and may therefore
be used even if the index of (G:H) is very large.
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