i have a question, i think it is very easy but i didn't see it: I know that:
$$S_4=\langle(1~~2),(2~~3),(3~~4)\rangle$$
Now i want to write $(1~~2~~3)$ and $(1~~2~~3~~4)$ as products of them. How to do that and what is the solution?
Thank you.
i have a question, i think it is very easy but i didn't see it: I know that:
$$S_4=\langle(1~~2),(2~~3),(3~~4)\rangle$$
Now i want to write $(1~~2~~3)$ and $(1~~2~~3~~4)$ as products of them. How to do that and what is the solution?
Thank you.
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If you're familiar with conjugation, then you'll notice it's not to hard to get $(1 n)$ using these generators.
e.g. $(1 3)=(1 2)^{(2 3)}=(2 3)(1 2)(2 3)$
Hence $(1 2 3)=(1 2)(1 3)=(1 2)(2 3)(1 2)(2 3)$
See if you can do the other one by yourself now.