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What is a non-alternating simple group with big order, but relatively few conjugacy classes?
Announcing the arrival of Valued Associate #679: Cesar Manara
Planned maintenance scheduled April 17/18, 2019 at 00:00UTC (8:00pm US/Eastern)Surprising but simple group theory result on conjugacy classesConjugacy classes of non-Abelian group of order $p^3$Character formula for $S_n$ and $GL(V)$Estimates on conjugacy classes of a finite group.On Conjugacy Classes of Alternating Group $A_n$Can a group have a subset that is stable under all automorphisms, but not under inverse?Degrees of Irreducible Characters of $GL(n,q)$Conjugacy classes splitting in alternating groupFinding square of an element from a character tableSize of Conjugacy Classes group of order 168
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I'm not sure if this question is legal.
I'm writing my BsC thesis on character theoretical calculations and I have already calculated a lot of character tables (a few alternating, symmetric, $operatornameSL(2,3)$, etc..), but I still have some space, so I thought I could choose a group, with not too many conjugacy classes (around $7$ still fit in nicely), that is preferably not monomial.
What do you suggest?
Thanks in advance!
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I'm not sure if this question is legal.
I'm writing my BsC thesis on character theoretical calculations and I have already calculated a lot of character tables (a few alternating, symmetric, $operatornameSL(2,3)$, etc..), but I still have some space, so I thought I could choose a group, with not too many conjugacy classes (around $7$ still fit in nicely), that is preferably not monomial.
What do you suggest?
Thanks in advance!
group-theory representation-theory examples-counterexamples characters
edited 4 hours ago
Shaun
10.6k113687
asked 4 hours ago
Máté KadlicskóMáté Kadlicskó
1999
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No, you will be arrested shortly.
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– Shaun
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– Máté Kadlicskó
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Anywho, you could try something fancy like a semidirect product (other than a dihedral group) or maybe even a Wreath product. Pick your poison. There's plenty of small groups to build'm from.
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– Shaun
4 hours ago
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$A_5$, $A_6$ and $rm PSL(2,7) cong rm PSL(3,2)$ are the only finite nonabelian simple groups with at most $7$ conjugacy classes.
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– Derek Holt
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I'm not sure if this question is legal.
I'm writing my BsC thesis on character theoretical calculations and I have already calculated a lot of character tables (a few alternating, symmetric, $operatornameSL(2,3)$, etc..), but I still have some space, so I thought I could choose a group, with not too many conjugacy classes (around $7$ still fit in nicely), that is preferably not monomial.
What do you suggest?
Thanks in advance!
group-theory representation-theory examples-counterexamples characters
edited 4 hours ago
Shaun
10.6k113687
asked 4 hours ago
Máté KadlicskóMáté Kadlicskó
1999
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I'm not sure if this question is legal.
I'm writing my BsC thesis on character theoretical calculations and I have already calculated a lot of character tables (a few alternating, symmetric, $operatornameSL(2,3)$, etc..), but I still have some space, so I thought I could choose a group, with not too many conjugacy classes (around $7$ still fit in nicely), that is preferably not monomial.
What do you suggest?
Thanks in advance!
group-theory representation-theory examples-counterexamples characters
group-theory representation-theory examples-counterexamples characters
edited 4 hours ago
Shaun
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asked 4 hours ago
Máté KadlicskóMáté Kadlicskó
1999
edited 4 hours ago
Shaun
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Máté KadlicskóMáté Kadlicskó
1999
edited 4 hours ago
Shaun
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Shaun
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Shaun
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1999
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– Shaun
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– Máté Kadlicskó
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1
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Anywho, you could try something fancy like a semidirect product (other than a dihedral group) or maybe even a Wreath product. Pick your poison. There's plenty of small groups to build'm from.
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– Shaun
4 hours ago
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$A_5$, $A_6$ and $rm PSL(2,7) cong rm PSL(3,2)$ are the only finite nonabelian simple groups with at most $7$ conjugacy classes.
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– Derek Holt
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5
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No, you will be arrested shortly.
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– Shaun
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the StackExchange police are on their way already?
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– Máté Kadlicskó
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1
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Anywho, you could try something fancy like a semidirect product (other than a dihedral group) or maybe even a Wreath product. Pick your poison. There's plenty of small groups to build'm from.
$endgroup$
– Shaun
4 hours ago
$begingroup$
$A_5$, $A_6$ and $rm PSL(2,7) cong rm PSL(3,2)$ are the only finite nonabelian simple groups with at most $7$ conjugacy classes.
$endgroup$
– Derek Holt
2 hours ago
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5
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No, you will be arrested shortly.
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– Shaun
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No, you will be arrested shortly.
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– Shaun
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1
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– Máté Kadlicskó
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Anywho, you could try something fancy like a semidirect product (other than a dihedral group) or maybe even a Wreath product. Pick your poison. There's plenty of small groups to build'm from.
$endgroup$
– Shaun
4 hours ago
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Anywho, you could try something fancy like a semidirect product (other than a dihedral group) or maybe even a Wreath product. Pick your poison. There's plenty of small groups to build'm from.
$endgroup$
– Shaun
4 hours ago
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$A_5$, $A_6$ and $rm PSL(2,7) cong rm PSL(3,2)$ are the only finite nonabelian simple groups with at most $7$ conjugacy classes.
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– Derek Holt
2 hours ago
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$A_5$, $A_6$ and $rm PSL(2,7) cong rm PSL(3,2)$ are the only finite nonabelian simple groups with at most $7$ conjugacy classes.
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I'm a big fan of the group $operatornamePSL(2,7)$, also known as $operatornameGL(3,2)$, which is finite, simple, not isomorphic to an alternating group, and has precisely $6$ conjugacy classes.
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Thank you for your answer! What makes you a fan of it?
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– Máté Kadlicskó
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@MátéKadlicskó The fact that it describes two seemingly different geometries, and that it is small enough to allow any calculations to be done manually.
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I'm a big fan of the group $operatornamePSL(2,7)$, also known as $operatornameGL(3,2)$, which is finite, simple, not isomorphic to an alternating group, and has precisely $6$ conjugacy classes.
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I'm a big fan of the group $operatornamePSL(2,7)$, also known as $operatornameGL(3,2)$, which is finite, simple, not isomorphic to an alternating group, and has precisely $6$ conjugacy classes.
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Thank you for your answer! What makes you a fan of it?
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@MátéKadlicskó The fact that it describes two seemingly different geometries, and that it is small enough to allow any calculations to be done manually.
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I'm a big fan of the group $operatornamePSL(2,7)$, also known as $operatornameGL(3,2)$, which is finite, simple, not isomorphic to an alternating group, and has precisely $6$ conjugacy classes.
answered 3 hours ago
ServaesServaes
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I'm a big fan of the group $operatornamePSL(2,7)$, also known as $operatornameGL(3,2)$, which is finite, simple, not isomorphic to an alternating group, and has precisely $6$ conjugacy classes.
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@MátéKadlicskó The fact that it describes two seemingly different geometries, and that it is small enough to allow any calculations to be done manually.
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Thank you for your answer! What makes you a fan of it?
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@MátéKadlicskó The fact that it describes two seemingly different geometries, and that it is small enough to allow any calculations to be done manually.
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$A_5$, $A_6$ and $rm PSL(2,7) cong rm PSL(3,2)$ are the only finite nonabelian simple groups with at most $7$ conjugacy classes.
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