On Transitive Permutation Groups
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On Transitive Permutation Groups
AbstractWe assign names and new generators to the transitive groups of degree up to 15, reflecting their structure.
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Subgroups of symmetric groups, Computational methods (permutation groups), names, transitive permutation groups, generators, Multiply transitive finite groups
Subgroups of symmetric groups, Computational methods (permutation groups), names, transitive permutation groups, generators, Multiply transitive finite groups
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