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April 20, 2014

Group Explorer 2.2

Filed under: Algebra,Group Theory,Mathematics — Patrick Durusau @ 11:01 am

Group Explorer 2.2

From the webpage:

Primary features listed here, or read the version 2.2 release notes.

  • Displays Cayley diagrams, multiplication tables, cycle graphs, and objects with symmetry
  • Many common group-theoretic computations can be done visually
  • Compare groups and subgroups via morphisms (see illustration below)
  • Browsable, searchable group library
  • Integrated help system (which you can preview on the web)
  • Save and print images at any scale and quality

Are there symmetries in your data?

I first saw this in a tweet by Steven Strogatz.

BTW, Steven also points to this example of using Group Explorer: Cayley diagrams of the first five symmetric groups.

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