101. Jonathan Goss The main point group symmetries of interest to defect physics by operation (reflection, rotations etc) and classification (trigonal, and cubic). Most point groups also have the associated character table on-line. http://newton.ex.ac.uk/research/qsystems/people/goss/symmetry/index.html

Theoretical Physics Jonathan Goss The symmetry pages have moved. Last modified: Wed Jan 10 10:04:59 GMT 2001

102. Group Theory, Geometry And Representation Theory: Abel Prize 2008 An event organised jointly by the Isaac Newton Institute and DPMMS Cambridge. Group Theory, Geometry and Representation Theory Abel Prize 2008 http://www.newton.ac.uk/programmes/ALT/altw06.html

An event organised jointly by the Isaac Newton Institute and DPMMS Cambridge Group Theory, Geometry and Representation Theory: Abel Prize 2008 Wednesday 27 May to Friday 29 May 2009 Seminar Room 1, Isaac Newton Institute for Mathematical Sciences, Cambridge, UK Organisers Meinolf Geck ( University of Aberdeen ), Jan Saxl ( University of Cambridge in association with the Newton Institute programme Algebraic Lie Theory Programme Group Photo The Abel Prize for 2008 was awarded jointly to Professors John Thompson and Jacques Tits, 'for their profound achievements in algebra and in particular for shaping modern group theory'. This short meeting, organised jointly by the Isaac Newton Institute (within the Algebraic Lie Theory semester) and the Department of Pure Mathematics and Mathematical Statistics at Cambridge, will mark the occasion. There will be lectures by some of the leading mathematicians in the broad area so deeply influenced by the winners. The speakers will include M Aschbacher ( California Institute of Technology M Broué ( I Capdeboscq ( Warwick P-E Caprace ( Louvain RM Guralnick ( University of Southern California MW Liebeck ( Imperial College G Malle ( GR Robinson ( University of Aberdeen R Rouquier ( University of Oxford D Segal ( University of Oxford J-P Serre ( PH Tiep ( University of Arizona Lectures will start at 11:00 on Wednesday 27 May, and finish at lunchtime on Friday 29 May.

103. Groups Of Small Order. A list of isomorphism classes and further information on groups of order up to 30, by John Pedersen, University of South Florida. http://www.math.usf.edu/~eclark/algctlg/small_groups.html

The original Catalogue of Algebraic Systems was written by John Pedersen. John moved and I inherited it. The catalogue was quite incomplete. It had a few mistakes in it and keeping it up was too much trouble. Meanwhile much more material on algebraic systems has appeared on the web. For example, try Wikipeida MathWorld , or PlanetMath

104. Group Theory & Rubik's Cube This page is not being actively maintained. For more current information, see the Fall 2008 version of this course; the computer science at Marlboro College homepage and course http://akbar.marlboro.edu/~mahoney/courses/Spr00/rubik.html

Physics Astronomy Spr '00 Courses This page is not being actively maintained. For more current information, see the Fall 2008 version of this course the computer science at Marlboro College homepage and course listings Jim Mahoney mahoney@marlboro.edu Contents General Info Notes 2cr Assignments 3cr Assignments ... online General Info Time M,Th 1:30 Place SciBldg 217 Credits 2 or 3 Group theory is the study of the algebra of transformations and symmetry. While that sounds a bit esoteric (and it certainly can be), what it means is that it looks at the ways you can turn, rotate, or stretch one pattern or do-hickey back onto itself - which is something that puzzles like the Rubik's Cube and pictures like the ones Escher drew have in common. This course is an introduction to group theory using various puzzles as examples to make the subject more accessible and concrete. The level will depend on who shows up: at one extreme, some of us can taste the edges of a very beautiful piece of mathematics while learning to solve the Rubik's cube, while at the other extreme, some of us may delve into some deep mathematical proofs. We'll see where we want to head, and how far, depending on your backgrounds and interests. After our initial discussions, it now seems that folks doing the 2 credit version need only come on Thursdays, when we will focus on the puzzles and general ideas, while those who want to see more of the proofs and deeper mathematics should come Mondays as well, for the 3 credit version.

105. Generators Of Small Groups Generators for small even ordered groups from 1 to 1000. Files use gzipped extensions and require downloading. http://www.csse.uwa.edu.au/~gordon/remote/cubcay/

Small Even Order Groups This page contains the generators for most of the small groups of even order up to 1000. Each file contains the generators for the groups of that particular order. The format is as follows: which means that the first group has order 12, has 3 generators and is the first group in the list. It is then followed by its 3 generators. The second group has order 12, 3 generators and is the 2nd group in the list. And so on. All files are gzipped files, but when I download them they lose their ".gz" extension, which I have to put back on before I can use "gunzip" on them! Small groups of order up to 1000 Gordon Royle, June 2000, gordon@cs.uwa.edu.au

106. Group Theory | Arizona Mathematics Here is a quote from the famous physicist Sir Arthur Stanley Eddington We need a supermathematics in which the operations are as unknown as the quantities they operate on, and a http://math.arizona.edu/research/grouptheory.html

UA Calendars UA Phonebook Site Index Locate Math Building on Campus Map ... Computer Support You are here: Home Research Faculty Areas of Interest Algebra / Geometry: Group Theory Group Theory Here is a quote from the famous physicist Sir Arthur Stanley Eddington We need a super-mathematics in which the operations are as unknown as the quantities they operate on, and a super-mathematician who does not know what he is doing when he performs these operations. Such a super-mathematics is the Theory of Groups. At the most basic level, group theory systematizes the broad notion of symmetry, whether of geometric objects, crystals, roots of equations, or a great variety of other examples. For example, the picture at the right is a buckyball, technically a truncated icosahedron. It is the familiar shape of a soccer ball, made up of regular pentagons and hexagons; it is also the shape of the carbon molecule C60, whose discoverers received the Nobel Prize for Chemistry in 1996. The group of rotational symmetries of the buckeyball is the alternating group Alt(5), with 60 elements. It is an interesting exercise to determine the axes of rotation of the symmetries and then to enumerate them. One way to do this in practice is to use the computer algebra system GAP ( www.gap-system.org

107. Ullrich Group - Theory - MPI Für Kernphysik You are here Ullrich group Theory. Theory of (laserassisted) ion-atom collisions. We are interested in several topics studied by atomic physics which http://www.mpi-hd.mpg.de/ullrich/page.php?id=40

108. Group Theory - Projects Current projects. BARTLEBY. A Rereading. An intimate chamber ritual that probes the psychosonic landscapes of Melville's classic novella Bartleby, the Scrivener, transforming the http://www.group-theory.org/projects

Current projects. BARTLEBY. A Rereading An intimate chamber ritual that probes the psychosonic landscapes of Melville's classic novella Bartleby, the Scrivener , transforming the private act of reading into a communal encounter. A strange literary-theatrical hybrid, this Bartleby is a performed palimpsest of rereadings, a hyper-lucid window onto a famously difficult text in all its haunting ambiguity and violent comedy. 3 new performances: Triple Canopy at 177 Livingston , downtown Brooklyn Friday-Sunday, April 23-25 Doors 7:30 p.m., performance at 8 p.m. each night, followed by discussion at 10 p.m. Drinks and conversation to follow with special guests including: Lynne Tillman, Paul Chan, Abha Dawesar, Edwin Frank, John Bryant, Joseph McElroy, Vivian Gornick, Alice Boone, McKenzie Wark, Molly Springfield, Greg Wayne (see schedule further down) RSVP is required. Please email bartleby@canopycanopycanopy.com to reserve seats and receive ticket-purchase information. BARTLEBY. Conceived and directed by Ben Vershbow Co-produced and designed with Dorit Avganim Created with the ensemble: Jeremy Beck, Daniel Larlham and Craig Pattison

109. Galois Group Polynomials A table of polynomials for Galois groups over the rational numbers with degree up to 9. The table includes links to additional information for each equation. http://world.std.com/~jmccarro/math/GaloisGroups/GaloisGroupPolynomials.html

Test Polynomials for Galois Groups The following table lists, for each Galois group (that is, each transitive permutation group, up to conjugacy in the symmetric group of the same degree) up to degree 9, an irreducible polynomial having the given group as its Galois group over the rationals. Group Order Polynomial 2T1 = S(2) X^2-X+1 3T1 = A(3) X^3-X^2-2*X+1 3T2 = S(3) X^3-X^2+1 4T1 = C(4) X^4-X^3+X^2-X+1 4T2 = E(4) X^4-X^2+1 4T3 = D(4) X^4-2*X^3+X-1 4T4 = A(4) X^4-2*X^3+2*X^2+2 4T5 = S(4) X^4-X^3+1 5T1 = C(5) X^5-X^4-4*X^3+3*X^2+3*X-1 5T2 = D(5) X^5-2*X^4+2*X^3-X^2+1 5T3 = F(5) X^5-9*X^3-4*X^2+17*X+12 5T4 = A(5) X^5-X^4+2*X^2-2*X+2 5T5 = S(5) X^5-X^3-2*X^2+1 6T1 = C(6) X^6-X^5+X^4-X^3+X^2-X+1 X^6-3*X^5-2*X^4+9*X^3-5*X+1 6T3 = S(3)[x]2 X^6+X^4-2*X^3+X^2-X+1 X^6+X^4-2*X^2-1 X^6-3*X^5+4*X^4-2*X^3+X^2-X+1 X^6-2*X^5+2*X^3-X-1 6T7 = [2^2]S(3) X^6+X^4-1 6T8 = 1/2[2^3]S(3) X^6+4*X^5-9*X^4-51*X^3-46*X^2+8 X^6-3*X^5+4*X^4-X^3+X^2-2*X+7 6T10 = 1/2[S(3)^2]2 X^6-X^5+X^4-X^3-4*X^2+5 6T11 = [2^3]S(3) X^6-X^5-X^3-X+1 6T12 = PSL(2,5) X^6-10*X^4-7*X^3+15*X^2+14*X+3 X^6-2*X^5+2*X^4-X+1 6T14 = PGL(2,5)

110. Group Theory: Information From Answers.com group theory the branch of mathematics dealing with groups http://www.answers.com/topic/group-theory-1

111. ATLAS Of Finite Group Representations Representations of many finite simple groups and related groups such as covering groups and automorphism groups of simple groups. Available by FTP in alternative formats Meataxe ASCII, Meataxe binary, and GAP. http://web.mat.bham.ac.uk/atlas/

A TLAS of Finite Group Representations This A TLAS of Group Representations has been prepared by Robert Wilson, Peter Walsh, Jonathan Tripp, Ibrahim Suleiman, Stephen Rogers, Richard Parker, Simon Norton, Simon Nickerson, Steve Linton, John Bray and Rachel Abbott (in reverse alphabetical order, because I'm fed up with always being last!). Version 1 has not been maintained since December 2000, but still contains some information which has not been copied to Version 2. Version 2 in Birmingham is no longer being maintained. Version 2 in Queen Mary, University of London is more up-to-date. Version 3 is the recommended version to use. It is new and somewhat experimental, so user feedback is encouraged. Last updated 11th January 2006. R.A.Wilson R.A.Parker J.N.Bray

112. Group Theoryvia Rubik'sCube Abstract A group is a mathematical object of great importance, but the usual study of group theory is highly abstract and therefore difficult for many students to understand. http://www.geometer.org/rubik/group.pdf

113. Jon McCammond's Homepage UC Santa Barbara. Geometric Group Theory and Low-Dimensional Topology, as well as the neighboring fields of Combinatorics, Graph theory, Computational Geometry and certain types of Riemannian Geometry. Courses, seminars, publications, preprints; resources on Geometric Group Theory. http://www.math.ucsb.edu/~mccammon/

To: Links Jon McCammond Professor Mathematics Department UC Santa Barbara Santa Barbara, CA 93106 (no phone) Email: Courses and Seminars Publications and Preprints UCSB Math Faculty ... Associahedra and Noncrossing Partitions (The convex hull of 1000 randomly selected points on a unit sphere.) Author Title Review Text Journal Institution Series Classification MR Number Reviewer Anywhere Last Modified on 23/Oct/10 by

114. The Transforming Nature Of Metaphors In Group Development - Group File Format PDF/Adobe Acrobat Quick View http://www.taosinstitute.net/Websites/taos/Images/ResourcesManuscripts/Srivastva

115. Mathematik.com Individual pages on different topics in Mathematics. Examples group theory, dynamical systems theory, geometry or number theory. http://www.mathematik.com/

Mathematik.com Search: Gradus Suavitatis Fermat zu Diophant Kolmogorov: Probability Indian Mathematics ... Oliver Knill

116. Group Theory In The Bedroom title bar. Home About the book About the author News and reviews Afterthoughts Buy! front of book jacket. http://grouptheoryinthebedroom.com/

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117. Group Theory - Article And Reference From OnPedia.com Group theory is that branch of mathematics concerned with the study of groups. Please refer to the G http://www.onpedia.com/encyclopedia/group-theory

Other Definitions group theory (dict) Group Theory Group theory is that branch of mathematics concerned with the study of groups . Please refer to the Glossary of group theory for the definitions of terms used throughout group theory. See also list of group theory topics History There are three historical roots of group theory: the theory of algebraic equations number theory and geometry Euler Gauss Lagrange ... Abel and Galois were early researchers in the field of group theory. Galois is honored as the first mathematician linking group theory and field theory , with the theory that is now called Galois theory . An early source occurs in the problem of forming an m th-degree equation having as its roots m of the roots of a given n th-degree equation ( m < n ). For simple cases the problem goes back to Hudde Saunderson (1740) noted that the determination of the quadratic factors of a biquadratic expression necessarily leads to a sextic equation, and (1748) and Waring (1762 to 1782) still further elaborated the idea. A common foundation for the theory of equations on the basis of the group of permutations was found by Lagrange (1770, 1771), and on this was built the theory of substitutions. He discovered that the roots of all resolvents (

118. Course 311 - Abstract Algebra Lecture notes by David Wilkins, Trinity College, Dublin. Topics in Number Theory; Group Theory; Galois Theory. http://www.maths.tcd.ie/~dwilkins/Courses/311/

Course 311 - Abstract Algebra Lecture Notes for the Academic Year 2007-08 Draft Lecture notes for course 311 ( Abstract algebra ), taught at Trinity College, Dublin, in the academic year 2007-08, are available here. The course consists of four sections:- Part 1: Topics in Group Theory PDF Part 2: Rings and Polynomials PDF Part 3: Introduction to Galois Theory PDF Part 4: Commutative Algebra and Algebraic Geometry PDF Problems for the Academic Year 2007-08 The following problem sets were issued in the academic year 2007-8:- Group Theory Problems PDF Galois Theory Problems PDF Commutative Algebra and Algebraic Geometry Problems PDF Old Lecture Notes for the Academic Year 2005-06 Lecture notes for course 311 ( Abstract algebra ), as it was taught at Trinity College, Dublin, in the academic year 2005-06, are available here. The course consists of four parts:- Part I: Topics in Number Theory PDF Part II: Topics in Group Theory PDF Part III: Topics in Commutative Algebra PDF Part IV: Introduction to Galois Theory PDF The following material was non-examinable, but supplemented the examinable portions of the course:- Part V: Hilbert's Nullstellensatz PDF Part VI: Introduction to Affine Schemes PDF The following problem sets were issued in the academic year 2005-06:- Number Theory Problems PDF Group Theory Problems PDF Commutative Algebra Problems PDF Galois Theory Problems PDF dwilkins@maths.tcd.ie

119. Babai 60 Conference Mar 20, 2010 Cayley graphs and vertextransitive graphs have for a long time provided a link between combinatorics and group theory; they have also been http://www.babai60.org/

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120. Binghamton University, Mathematical Sciences, Research Interests They are a source of examples or potential examples in geometric group theory, cohomology of groups, string rewriting systems and abstract measure theory. http://www.math.binghamton.edu/dept/server/research.html

Department of Mathematical Sciences Faculty Research Interests Laura Anderson My research focuses on interactions between combinatorics and topology, particularly those involving oriented matroids, convex polytopes, and other concepts from discrete geometry. Much of my work involves combinatorial models for topological structures such as differential manifolds and vector bundles. The aims of such models include both combinatorial answers to topological questions (e.g., combinatorial formulas for characteristic classes), and topological methods for combinatorics (e.g. on topology of posets). Benjamin Brewster Algebra, group theory. Topics of particular interest: Sylow subgroups,how the group acts on them via conjugation,and how they intersect. Solvable groups-their conjugacy classes of subgroups. Subgroup lattices-intervals in the lattice and the influence of permutable subgroups on this lattice. Characterizing subgroups with embedding properties in direct products. Matthew G. Brin I am currently interested in the mathematical interactions of a collection of groups that arose first in logic and universal algebra. The groups are generalizations of three groups first discovered by Richard Thompson. The groups show up in a strong way in logic, homotopy and shape theory, dynamical systems, categorical algebra and its relation to physics, and the combinatorial group theory of the word problem and of infinite simple groups. They are a source of examples or potential examples in geometric group theory, cohomology of groups, string rewriting systems and abstract measure theory.

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