AbstractWe present algorithms for computing intersections, normalizers and subgroup products of subgroups in finitely generated nilpotent groups given by nilpotent presentations. The problems are reduced to solving for certain minimal solutions in linear Diophantine equations over the integers. Performance of the algorithm using a Mathematica implementation is demonstrated
AbstractIn this paper we describe a suite of new algorithms for studying polycyclic matrix groups—al...
The notable exclusions from the family of automatic groups are those nilpotent groups which are not ...
AbstractLetGbe a polycyclic group. We prove that if the nilpotent length of each finite quotient ofG...
AbstractWe present algorithms for computing intersections, normalizers and subgroup products of subg...
AbstractWe present a practical algorithm to solve the orbit-stabilizer problem for subgroups of the ...
Let H and K be arbitrary subgroups of a finite soluble group G. The purpose of this paper is todescr...
AbstractWe present practical algorithms to compute subgroups such as Hall systems, system normalizer...
This paper describes a new procedure, based on string rewriting rules, for verifying that a finitely...
AbstractWe describe practical algorithms for computing a polycyclic presentation and for facilitatin...
AbstractLetG,HandEbe subgroups of a finite nilpotent permutation group of degreen. We describe the t...
AbstractThis paper describes algorithms for constructing a Hall π-subgroup H of a finite soluble gro...
A set of fundamental algorithms for computing with polycyclic-by-finite groups is presented. Polycyc...
AbstractIn this paper we describe a new algorithm for constructing a representation by integer matri...
Let H and K be arbitrary subgroups of a finite soluble group G. The purpose of this paper is todescr...
AbstractThis paper describes an algorithm for constructing certain important subgroup intersections ...
AbstractIn this paper we describe a suite of new algorithms for studying polycyclic matrix groups—al...
The notable exclusions from the family of automatic groups are those nilpotent groups which are not ...
AbstractLetGbe a polycyclic group. We prove that if the nilpotent length of each finite quotient ofG...
AbstractWe present algorithms for computing intersections, normalizers and subgroup products of subg...
AbstractWe present a practical algorithm to solve the orbit-stabilizer problem for subgroups of the ...
Let H and K be arbitrary subgroups of a finite soluble group G. The purpose of this paper is todescr...
AbstractWe present practical algorithms to compute subgroups such as Hall systems, system normalizer...
This paper describes a new procedure, based on string rewriting rules, for verifying that a finitely...
AbstractWe describe practical algorithms for computing a polycyclic presentation and for facilitatin...
AbstractLetG,HandEbe subgroups of a finite nilpotent permutation group of degreen. We describe the t...
AbstractThis paper describes algorithms for constructing a Hall π-subgroup H of a finite soluble gro...
A set of fundamental algorithms for computing with polycyclic-by-finite groups is presented. Polycyc...
AbstractIn this paper we describe a new algorithm for constructing a representation by integer matri...
Let H and K be arbitrary subgroups of a finite soluble group G. The purpose of this paper is todescr...
AbstractThis paper describes an algorithm for constructing certain important subgroup intersections ...
AbstractIn this paper we describe a suite of new algorithms for studying polycyclic matrix groups—al...
The notable exclusions from the family of automatic groups are those nilpotent groups which are not ...
AbstractLetGbe a polycyclic group. We prove that if the nilpotent length of each finite quotient ofG...