iii The aim of this thesis is to generate original symmetric presentations for nite non-abelian simple groups. We will discuss many permutation progenitors, including 214: D28, 29: (3(32)), 39: (3(32)), 221: ((73) : 2) as well as monomial progenitors, including 75:m A5, 35:m S5. Their homomorphic images include the sporadic Mathieu groupsM11 andM12, the sporadic Janko group 3 J2, the Symplectic group 2S(4; 5), as well as, many linear and alternating groups. We will give proofs of the isomorphism types of each progenitor, either by hand using double coset enumeration or using MAGMA. We have also constructed Cayley diagrams of the following groups, 25: S5 over S5, PGL(3; 4) over M10, PSL(2; 8) over D14 and M12 over the maximal subgroup 2 S5....
AbstractWe give computer-free proofs for symmetric presentations of the groups Sp6(2), Sp8(2), and 3...
We have conducted a systematic search for finite homomorphic images of several permutation and monom...
The purpose of exploring infinite groups in this thesis was to discover homomorphic images of non-ab...
The aim of this thesis is to generate original symmetric presentations for finite non-abelian simple...
iii In this thesis, we have presented our discovery of symmetric presentations of a number of non-ab...
The purpose of this thesis is to develop original symmetric presentations of finite non-abelian simp...
Abstract In this project, we searched for new constructions and symmetric presentations of important...
The goal of this thesis is to show constructions of some of the sporadic groups such as the Mathieu ...
In this thesis, we have presented our discovery of symmetric presentations of a number of non-abelia...
A progenitor is an infinite semi-direct product of the form m∗n : N, where N ≤ Sn and m∗n : N is a f...
We searched monomial and permutation progenitors for symmetric presentations of important images, no...
In this thesis we have discovered homomorphic images of several progenitors such as 3^(*56):(23:(3:7...
iii We will explore progenitors extensively throughout this project. The progen-itor, developed by R...
In this thesis, we will give our discovery of original symmetric presentations of several important ...
We will examine progenitors. We begin with progenitors of the from $m^{*n} : N$ where $m^{*n}$ is a ...
AbstractWe give computer-free proofs for symmetric presentations of the groups Sp6(2), Sp8(2), and 3...
We have conducted a systematic search for finite homomorphic images of several permutation and monom...
The purpose of exploring infinite groups in this thesis was to discover homomorphic images of non-ab...
The aim of this thesis is to generate original symmetric presentations for finite non-abelian simple...
iii In this thesis, we have presented our discovery of symmetric presentations of a number of non-ab...
The purpose of this thesis is to develop original symmetric presentations of finite non-abelian simp...
Abstract In this project, we searched for new constructions and symmetric presentations of important...
The goal of this thesis is to show constructions of some of the sporadic groups such as the Mathieu ...
In this thesis, we have presented our discovery of symmetric presentations of a number of non-abelia...
A progenitor is an infinite semi-direct product of the form m∗n : N, where N ≤ Sn and m∗n : N is a f...
We searched monomial and permutation progenitors for symmetric presentations of important images, no...
In this thesis we have discovered homomorphic images of several progenitors such as 3^(*56):(23:(3:7...
iii We will explore progenitors extensively throughout this project. The progen-itor, developed by R...
In this thesis, we will give our discovery of original symmetric presentations of several important ...
We will examine progenitors. We begin with progenitors of the from $m^{*n} : N$ where $m^{*n}$ is a ...
AbstractWe give computer-free proofs for symmetric presentations of the groups Sp6(2), Sp8(2), and 3...
We have conducted a systematic search for finite homomorphic images of several permutation and monom...
The purpose of exploring infinite groups in this thesis was to discover homomorphic images of non-ab...