I am reading the book "Lecture Notes on Cluster Algebras" written by Robert J. Marsh. On page 46, I don't know why the Artin braid group is a quotient of the corresponding reflection group? Who can give me an examle? Any help will be appreciated.
2026-03-25 07:44:01.1774424641
Why the Artin braid group is a quotient of the corresponding reflection group?
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