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changed: - It would be nice if 'PERMGRP' could generate the cycle indicator polynomial for a given permutation group. Furthermore, it should be able to list all the elements of a given permutation group as a stream. Finally, it should be able to reduce the set of given generators to a minimal set. For the first two items I have a brute force solution, there might be better ones, of course. I guess that all of this will be merged into the combinat package. Here is the code, for those who want to play with it:: -- generate all permutations given the generators -- multiply each of the elements in result by each of the generators listaux(gens: List PERM INT, result: List PERM INT): List PERM INT == removeDuplicates(append(result, reduce(append, [[p*q for q in result] for p in gens]))) list(gens: List PERM INT): List PERM INT == result := [1$PERM INT] lold := 0 lnew := 1 while lnew > lold repeat result := listaux(gens, result) lold := lnew lnew := #(result)$List PERM INT result -- collect cyclePartitions into the cycle indicator polynomial cyclePoly(lp: List Partition, vars: List POLY INT): POLY INT == n := #vars p := lp.1 c := 1 result := 0 for q in rest lp repeat if q = p then c := c+1 else fix := n-reduce(+, p::List INT, 0) result := result + c * reduce((a,b) +-> a*b, _ [vars.i for i in p::List INT], _ (vars.1)**fix) p := q c := 1 fix := n-reduce(+, p::List INT) result := result + c * reduce((a,b) +-> a*b, _ [vars.i for i in p::List INT], _ (vars.1)**fix) Martin
It would be nice if PERMGRP could generate the cycle indicator polynomial for a given permutation group.
Furthermore, it should be able to list all the elements of a given permutation group as a stream.
Finally, it should be able to reduce the set of given generators to a minimal set.
For the first two items I have a brute force solution, there might be better ones, of course. I guess that all of this will be merged into the combinat package. Here is the code, for those who want to play with it:
  -- generate all permutations given the generators
  -- multiply each of the elements in result by each of the generators
  listaux(gens: List PERM INT, result: List PERM INT): List PERM INT ==
    removeDuplicates(append(result, reduce(append, [[p*q for q in result] for p in gens])))
  list(gens: List PERM INT): List PERM INT ==
    result := [1$PERM INT]
    lold := 0
    lnew := 1
    while lnew > lold repeat
      result := listaux(gens, result)
      lold := lnew
      lnew := #(result)$List PERM INT
    result
  -- collect cyclePartitions into the cycle indicator polynomial
  cyclePoly(lp: List Partition, vars: List POLY INT): POLY INT ==
    n := #vars
    p := lp.1
    c := 1
    result := 0
    for q in rest lp repeat
      if q = p then 
        c := c+1
      else 
        fix := n-reduce(+, p::List INT, 0)
        result := result + c * reduce((a,b) +-> a*b, _
                                      [vars.i for i in p::List INT],  _
                                      (vars.1)**fix)
        p := q
        c := 1
    fix := n-reduce(+, p::List INT)
    result := result + c * reduce((a,b) +-> a*b, _
                                  [vars.i for i in p::List INT], _
                                  (vars.1)**fix)
Martin