222-Lecture Notes-4
222-Lecture Notes-4
Hinties G H
,
:
groups .
A
function f :
G-H is called a
morphism if
f(ab) -
=
f(a)f(b)
1
146 H
dr
for all a be s
: somaphors are
hanoraphons ,
bijectre homourplism= ionaphim .
is a
how : fing) =
(y) xy f()f(z)
=
=
.
:
.
f +s ntn
f(n+m)
:
: =
m = +
= .
..:
= GxH - 6
,
19 4)
,
-
g .
In G
,
H :
groups , f :
G-H
homomaphim Then .
i)
f(1x) 1 =
; ii)f(st f(g) t; =
iii) Inf =
(f(s)eH(s +63 = H
i) If f is
injectre ,
then GElmt .
/Indeed :
1 :
G- luf is
sijects)
Prove in class .
wa have seen
permutatis and said that they are
fundamental .
Next theorem shows
that
say
abstract
group
can be seen as a
group of pendalous .
# Permis grory
: .
:
Il
bijections G +G .
-
(Perm(6) ,
o) is a
grap .
there Low G-Permle) This
We show that is an
injective .
.
is
sufficient by the
previous therem .
multiplication by a .
Aim la is a
bijection
:
Indeed :
Hence latPernlas .
We defre flal=la.
·
f is a hou :
f(ab) =
las =
29 l !-
abg =
lab(g) .
f is
injecte (a by (als) ly(s) for all
gf6
:
· =
> = .
prt g
=
1 : a =
la(1) =
ly(1) =
b .
ay : G :
grap of ordern ,
then G is a
subgrap of Sn
Indeed :
[1 =
9,, 92 , ...,
94 and defie c
:
G -
(1) and
defre
9 ti
Perm (6) - -
Se
(ii6 6)+
+- ( : i -
#(i) .
979(i)
Rh The :
hom .
fiG-Permla) let us
regard the abstract grup elements as concrete
permutations ,
and have the abstract grop G as a concrete
gray flo) of permutates .
call 16
We this how the
repressable .
·
In
geneal ,
there are way
difact injecte has 6-Perm(a), since
419 ,
001
,
600 .
So at this point it ;
is better to work with the abstract definition .
Late :
will see
Cayly
of the most natural
one
grups
·
· has
many applicates
·
allows us
to
count things ede .
section fundamental
In this ,
we
prove some
properties .
eles :
let
9a , 92, .., 943 = (n) ,
and is be the permutation
give ly
is(ai) =
ai+ fi =i = b 1
-
=(a) =
a
↑(a) = x of n = ai -
We call is a
ze and date it by la , an ..
and
en 1 ! ' ?? ! I =
1253)
&hi we have la ,
a
92)....
=
<a = as ...
ap
a
, ) etc .
Certation is
ambiguous
dat
·
(3) = S
,
des He
identity .
Sinitely , (25 4) ,
.
In
gened I-cycles identity
,
= ·
-
·
Product
of ycles is doe sintly :
(152)(253) =
=
(25) (31) -
y
*
Sy can be written as
follows :
(2) 1 ,
(12) , (15) (23)
, ,
(123), (132)7
·
Two cycles 19 , 9
.... apl ,
(b,ba ... bes are called sint of the sets
by bet disjaht
Flee
Sa , ..., am and , ...,
are .
S
let disjoint cycles Then prof
#
re and o be ea=c2 ro
pro
.
W
↓
the
what
& fines a moves
:
may
are as
express
we
,
I 9↑
1234567
=>
(1487) -
12356)
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I
1
and follow until back
yougo
Repeat cycles !
#
ven
Any permutation is a
prodat If disjunt cycles .
a .
-
· (d =
lan(0(a ) o() , , , ,
- -
(w)7-
rating Groups
#
A 2-cycles is called a
mosition (since . ... )
· let ve be a
trasposition .
The ote)=2 .
Pf Sufficient
: :
for yales .
(a a
, ... qk) = (a , ar)(away) ...
(an-19n) .*
* This is at mique ,
in gard
Dfetionof permutation
:
of transpositions
-
·
A permutation -
de
-
e
d e n
-
If writte product of f truspositions then
#
any
other such
expression for a contains even number of ters .
na I disprint cycle
use is "transportat
: a .
Th ci,la is a
product of KI1
disjoint cycles .
Lij (i a b i d) (i a b) (j, d) 1
sy .
...
c - +
, ..., , -,
-
,
.
, , -, -,
. .
,
.
disjoint
·
is
belong to
differt yales :
Liit .
-(i ,
a ,
---
,
b)(j ,
e
, ...,
d) . =
(a ,
a
,
---
,
b j,
,
---
,
d) - 1 .
it1) (j-1 i
rench
·
:
(i
j j) =
(j-1 j) ,
...
(it2 its (in it 2) (i
, , ,
....