Group theory and generalizations Example
Action by left multiplication
Example
Let be a group. The map , , is an action of on the set . The two axioms are and , and they follow from the group axioms. This action is transitive, because for all . The stabiliser of each point is , because implies . In particular, the action is faithful, and this gives Cayley's theorem.
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- Group concept
- Group homomorphism definition
- Symmetric group definition
- Kernel of a homomorphism definition
- Group action definition
- Faithful action definition
- Orbit definition
- Transitive action definition
- Action by left multiplication example
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| Tag | 0K5TWJAGPD |
|---|---|
| URI | m2://0K5TWJAGPD |
| Kind | example |
| Writing | W0 stub |
| MSC | 20B05 |
| Instance of | Group action |
| Uses | Group action, Transitive action, Faithful action |
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