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Recently, I discussed Olexandr Konovalov’s crowd-sourced project to verify and extend the known values of the function gnu(n), the number of groups of order n. A month and a half ago (but I have only just noticed it), Olexandr raised … Continue reading
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Tagged dihedral groups, Olexandr Konovalov, symmetric groups, unitary groups
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Partition homogeneity
This post discusses a paper by Jorge André, João Araújo and me, which has just been accepted for the Journal of Algebra. There is a slight tangle to the history of this paper, which I want to describe. First a … Continue reading
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Tagged homogeneity, partitions, semigroups, symmetric groups, transitivity
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