I was expecting to get the identity when I did the following:
G=SymmetricGroup(3)
G('(1,2)(1,2)')
but I get (1,2). How to tell Sage to compute a product of not necessarily disjoint cycles?
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entering permutation as product of not necessarily disjoint cycles
I was expecting to get the identity when I did the following:
G=SymmetricGroup(3)
G('(1,2)(1,2)')
but I get (1,2). How to tell Sage to compute a product of not necessarily disjoint cycles?
entering permutation as product of not necessarily disjoint cycles
I was expecting to get the identity when I did the following:
G=SymmetricGroup(3)
G('(1,2)(1,2)')
sage: G = SymmetricGroup(3)
sage: G('(1,2)(1,2)')
but I get (1,2). (1,2).
How to tell Sage to compute a product of not necessarily disjoint cycles?
