What are the elements in the subgroup generated by $langle(1234)rangle$ in $S_4$? [closed]
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What are the elements in the subgroup generated by $langle(1234)rangle$ in $S_4$?
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What are the elements in the subgroup generated by $langle(1234)rangle$ in $S_4$?
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$langle(1234)rangle$ is a subgroup of $S_4$; it is the subgroup generated by the element $(1234)$. Therefore, the subgroup generated by $langle(1234)rangle$ is just $langle(1234)rangle$ itself.
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What are the elements in the subgroup generated by $langle(1234)rangle$ in $S_4$?
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asked Jan 9 at 3:30
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What are the elements in the subgroup generated by $langle(1234)rangle$ in $S_4$?
abstract-algebra symmetric-groups
abstract-algebra symmetric-groups
asked Jan 9 at 3:30
HarmanHarman
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asked Jan 9 at 3:30
HarmanHarman
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asked Jan 9 at 3:30
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asked Jan 9 at 3:30
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$langle(1234)rangle$ is a subgroup of $S_4$; it is the subgroup generated by the element $(1234)$. Therefore, the subgroup generated by $langle(1234)rangle$ is just $langle(1234)rangle$ itself.
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$langle(1234)rangle$ is a subgroup of $S_4$; it is the subgroup generated by the element $(1234)$. Therefore, the subgroup generated by $langle(1234)rangle$ is just $langle(1234)rangle$ itself.
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– bof
Jan 9 at 3:55
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$langle(1234)rangle$ is a subgroup of $S_4$; it is the subgroup generated by the element $(1234)$. Therefore, the subgroup generated by $langle(1234)rangle$ is just $langle(1234)rangle$ itself.
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– bof
Jan 9 at 3:55
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$langle(1234)rangle$ is a subgroup of $S_4$; it is the subgroup generated by the element $(1234)$. Therefore, the subgroup generated by $langle(1234)rangle$ is just $langle(1234)rangle$ itself.
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Consider the element $(1234)$. It has order $4$, hence $<(1234)>$ has 4 elements : the identity, $(1234)$, $(1234)^2=(13)(24)$, $(1234)^3=(1432)$.
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Consider the element $(1234)$. It has order $4$, hence $<(1234)>$ has 4 elements : the identity, $(1234)$, $(1234)^2=(13)(24)$, $(1234)^3=(1432)$.
answered Jan 9 at 3:47
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Consider the element $(1234)$. It has order $4$, hence $<(1234)>$ has 4 elements : the identity, $(1234)$, $(1234)^2=(13)(24)$, $(1234)^3=(1432)$.
answered Jan 9 at 3:47
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Consider the element $(1234)$. It has order $4$, hence $<(1234)>$ has 4 elements : the identity, $(1234)$, $(1234)^2=(13)(24)$, $(1234)^3=(1432)$.
answered Jan 9 at 3:47
mich95mich95
6,95511126
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Consider the element $(1234)$. It has order $4$, hence $<(1234)>$ has 4 elements : the identity, $(1234)$, $(1234)^2=(13)(24)$, $(1234)^3=(1432)$.
answered Jan 9 at 3:47
mich95mich95
6,95511126
answered Jan 9 at 3:47
mich95mich95
6,95511126
answered Jan 9 at 3:47
mich95mich95
6,95511126
answered Jan 9 at 3:47
mich95mich95
6,95511126
6,95511126
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$langle(1234)rangle$ is a subgroup of $S_4$; it is the subgroup generated by the element $(1234)$. Therefore, the subgroup generated by $langle(1234)rangle$ is just $langle(1234)rangle$ itself.
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– bof
Jan 9 at 3:55