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To prove: For each a ∈ A , define the stabilizer of a as stab ( a ) = { f ∈ S ( A ) | f ( a ) = a } and prove that stab ( a ) is a subgroup of S ( A ) .

To prove: For each a ∈ A , define the stabilizer of a as stab ( a ) = { f ∈ S ( A ) | f ( a ) = a } and prove that stab ( a ) is a subgroup of S ( A ) .

Solution Summary: The author explains how f is a permutation of set A, and S(A) are subgroups of G

Elements Of Modern Algebra

Elements Of Modern Algebra

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ISBN: 9781285463230

Author: Gilbert, Linda, Jimmie

Publisher: Cengage Learning,

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Chapter 4.1, Problem 25E

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To prove: For each a∈A, define the stabilizer of a as stab (a)={f∈S(A)|f(a)=a} and prove that stab (a) is a subgroup of S(A).

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Elements Of Modern Algebra

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