Group Theory: Permutation Groups
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Given the permutation x=(1 2)(3 4), y=(1 4)(2 3), find a permutation a such that a^(-1)xa=y.
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Modern Algebra
Group Theory (XCIII)
Permutation Groups
To find a permutation such that
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