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Projective linear groups such as PGL(n, q) are represented
as abstract permutation groups.
sage: PGL(2, 13)
Permutation Group with generators [(3,14,13,12,11,10,9,8,7,6,5,4), (1,2,9)(3,8,10)(4,5,12)(6,13,14)]
However, no method has been implemented that represents
elements of such groups as n-by-n matrices (though there is
a method that outputs each element as a permutation matrix).
It would be desirable to have such a thing.
Projective linear groups such as PGL(n, q) are represented
as abstract permutation groups.
However, no method has been implemented that represents
elements of such groups as n-by-n matrices (though there is
a method that outputs each element as a permutation matrix).
It would be desirable to have such a thing.
Related:
PGL
onProjectiveSpace
is_isomorphic
for matrix group and permutation group #17620: Fixis_isomorphic
for matrix group and permutation groupCC: @slel
Component: group theory
Keywords: projective linear group, permutation group
Issue created by migration from https://trac.sagemath.org/ticket/12008
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