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  1. abstract algebra

    "presentations" give an easy way of describing many groups, but there are a number of subtleties that need to be considered. One of this is that in an arbitrary presentation it may be difficult (or even impossible) to tell when two elements of the group (expressed in terms of the given generators) are equal.

  2. Presentation of a group

    In mathematics, a presentation is one method of specifying a group.A presentation of a group G comprises a set S of generators—so that every element of the group can be written as a product of powers of some of these generators—and a set R of relations among those generators. We then say G has presentation . Informally, G has the above presentation if it is the "freest group" generated by ...

  3. Group Presentation -- from Wolfram MathWorld

    A presentation of a group is a description of a set and a subset of the free group generated by , written , where (the identity element) is often written in place of .A group presentation defines the quotient group of the free group by the normal subgroup generated by , which is the group generated by the generators subject to the relations . ...

  4. PDF Presentation of Groups

    A presentation hXjRide nes a group, which is roughly the largest group which is generated by Xsuch that all equations in Rholds in G. In the above example we can show any group G= hx;yiwith x5 = y2 = 1;y 1xy= x 1 has at most 10 elements, and dihedral group D 10 is unique group of order 10. So we can say G˘=D 10. The advantage of this way of de ...

  5. What is a presentation of a group?

    The point of a presentation is that the group is given in terms of a set of generators (as a multiplicative group). $\endgroup$ - xxxxxxxxx Commented Nov 22, 2019 at 6:42

  6. PDF Chapter 4: Algebra and group presentations Overview

    Group presentations Recall the frieze group from Chapter 3 that had the following Cayley diagram: One presentation of this group is G = ht;f jf2 = e;tft = fi: Here is the Cayley diagram of another frieze group: It has presentation G = ha j i: That is, \one generator subject to no relations."

  7. presentation of a group

    A presentation of a group G is a description of G in terms of generators and relations (sometimes also known as relators). We say that the group is finitely presented, if it can be described in terms of a finite number of generators and a finite number of defining relations.

  8. Group Presentation

    Definition. A group presentation is a method of describing a group through generators and relations, providing a concise way to represent its structure. ... Group presentations are foundational in various branches of mathematics, including algebraic topology, where they help describe spaces and their properties. Review Questions.

  9. PDF Presentation of Groups

    The group oj, or defined by, a presentation (x : r) is the factor group I X : r I = F(x)jR, where R is the consequence in F(x) of r. A presentation oj a group G consists of a group presentation (x : r) and an isomorphism t ofthe group I X : r I onto G. Clearly, any homomorphism 4> of the free group F(x) onto a group G whose kernel is the ...

  10. PDF Lecture 1.4: Group presentations Lecture

    For example, the trivial group G = fegsatis es the above presentation; just take a = e and b = e. Loosely speaking, the above presentation tells us that V 4 is the \largest group" that satis es these relations. (More on this when we study quotients.) M. Macauley (Clemson) Lecture 1.4: Group presentations Math 4120, Modern Algebra 8 / 10