Gems of Algebra: The secret life of the symmetric group

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Gems of Algebra: The secret life of the symmetric group Some things that you may not have known about permutations.

Permutation of = the set of permutations of

Two line notation Example

One line notation (word of a permutation) Example two line notation:

One line notation (word of a permutation) Example one line notation:

Cycle notation A cycle

Cycle notation A cycle means

Cycle notation A cycle means where each of the cycles contain disjoint sets of integers This representation is not unique, the cycles may be written in any order and any number in the cycle can be listed first.

Two line notation: One line notation: Cycle notation:

Two line notation: One line notation: Cycle notation:

Two line notation: One line notation: Cycle notation:

Two line notation: One line notation: Cycle notation:

Multiplication of permutations Composition of two permutations as functions gives another permutation

Multiplication of permutations Composition of two permutations as functions gives another permutation will be another permutation

Multiplication of permutations Composition of two permutations as functions gives another permutation will be another permutation The definition of this permutation will be

Multiplication of permutations Composition of two permutations as functions gives another permutation will be another permutation The definition of this permutation will be will sometimes be written as

Multiplication using two line notation

Multiplication using two line notation

Multiplication using two line notation

Under the operation of multiplication forms a group. Closed under the operation of multiplication if then

Under the operation of multiplication forms a group. Closed under the operation of multiplication if then The set has an identity element.

Under the operation of multiplication forms a group. Closed under the operation of multiplication if then The set has an identity element. Every element in the set has an inverse

Under the operation of multiplication forms a group. Closed under the operation of multiplication if then The set has an identity element. Every element in the set has an inverse

Under the operation of multiplication forms a group. Closed under the operation of multiplication if then The set has an identity element. Every element in the set has an inverse

The group of permutations is called the symmetric group The symmetric group contains every group of order n as a subgroup are the elements of a group of order n

The group of permutations is called the symmetric group The symmetric group contains every group of order n as a subgroup are the elements of a group of order n

The group of permutations is called the symmetric group The symmetric group contains every group of order n as a subgroup are the elements of a group of order n Then these corresponding elements will multiply in the symmetric group just as they do in their own group.

Generators and relations

Generators and relations The elements generate where these elements are characterized by the relations

(Coxeter) The set of permutations can be realized as compositions of reflections across hyperplanes in which divide the space into chambers. fundamental chamber

Hyperplanes of representing

From this perspective we have the notion of the length of a permutation. The length of a permutation is the length of the smallest word of elements that can be used to represent .

Consider:

Consider: Example:

where and is called an Eulerian ‘statistic’

The length of a permutation is equal to the the number of inversions in the permutation. number of inversions left of: 3 5 6 1 5

Weak order We may ‘draw’ this with a graph (vertices and edges) so that the vertices are permutations and there is an edge between two permutations if To create the following images we also put some additional restrictions the level will depend on the length of the permutation the color of the edge will determine the position that is changing so that every permutation will have one edge of each color.

Graph of Weak order for

Graph of Weak order for

Note that all faces of the permuta-hedrons are made up of two types of facets.

A permutation as a set of points

A permutation as a set of points Contains the permutation 123

A permutation as a set of points Contains the permutation 132

A permutation as a set of points Contains the permutation 213

A permutation as a set of points Contains the permutation 231

A permutation as a set of points Contains the permutation 312

A permutation as a set of points Contains the permutation 321

to be the set of partitions Define to be the set of partitions which do not contain the pattern contains 123 contains 132 contains 213 contains 231 avoids 312 avoids 321

The following permutations of size n=3, 4 123 132 213 231 312 1234 1243 1324 1342 1423 2134 2143 2314 2341 2413 3124 3142 3412 4123

A new way of looking at permutations?