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SECTIONS IN GAP

Murat ALP
Sedat PAK
Pages
225–238
Publication Date
2000-01-15
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S. c. 13D99, 16A99, 17899, 17D99, 18D35. ,>A starting point for this paper was to consider the possibility of implementing functions for doing calculations with crossed modules, derivations, actor crossed modules, catl-groups, sections, induced crossed modules and induced cat I-groups in GAP (Schonert, I993).

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Objective & Hypothesis:In this paper we describe a share package XMOD (Alp, Wensley, 1997) of functions for computing with finite, permutation crossed modules, their morphisms and derivations; cat'morphisms and their sections, written using the CAP (Schonert, /993) group theory programming language.
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In this paper we describe a share package XMOD (Alp, Wensley, 1997) of functions for computing with finite, permutation crossed modules, their morphisms and derivations; cat'morphisms and their sections, written using the CAP (Schonert, /993) group theory programming language. We also give the implementation method of sections to the CAP. /991 A. M. S. c. 13D99, 16A99, 17899, 17D99, 18D35. ,>A starting point for this paper was to consider the possibility of implementing functions for doing calculations with crossed modules, derivations, actor crossed modules, catl-groups, sections, induced crossed modules and induced cat I-groups in GAP (Schonert, I993).

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In this paper we describe a share package XMOD (Alp,Wensley, 1997) of functions for computing with finite, permutationcrossed modules, their morphisms and derivations; cat'<groups, theirmorphisms and their sections, written using the CAP (Schonert, /993)group theory programming language. We also give theimplementation method of sections to the CAP./991 A. M. S. c. 13D99, 16A99, 17899, 17D99, 18D35.Keywords: Crossed modules, derivation, whitehead multiplication,Cat'<groups.sections.

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ALP, M., PAK, S. (2000). SECTIONS IN GAP. Journal of Scientific Reports-A, Sayı: 001, 225–238. https://ajindex.com/articles/779555

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