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G acts on X transitively, then there exists some element that does not have any fixed points

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G acts on X transitively, then there exists some element that does not have any fixed points

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Is it true that if all $G^\circ$ - orbits are closed in $X$ then all $G$ - orbits are closed in $X$?

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G acts on X transitively, then there exists some element that does not have any fixed points

Is it true that if all $G^\circ$ - orbits are closed in $X$ then all $G$ - orbits are closed in $X$?

Finite groups and prime divisors. Understanding how to deduce a claim from a certain proof.

How is the kernel of a group action defined?

If a subgroup has smallest prime index, then it is normal

Categorical Quotients and Group Actions on Varities

Is $Y/K$ homeomorphic to $Y'$ as defined below -

Interpretation of the join of two stabilizer subgroups

In transitive (non-trivial) group action, there must be at least one group element without fixed point

An erroneous application of the Counting Theorem to a regular hexagon?

Do finite groups act admissibly on separated schemes of finite type over k

Showing that $x$ is an element of group $G$ by left multiplication

Explicit Dehn twist for $S^n\times S^n$

The projective space as a homogeneous space

Misunderstanding the definition of a cycle (cyclic permutation)

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