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return cGAP::GapObj | ||||
end | ||||
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# Create the collector on the GAP side on demand | ||||
function underlying_gap_object(c::GAP_Collector) | ||||
if ! isdefined(c, :X) | ||||
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end | ||||
end | ||||
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""" | ||||
letters(g::Union{PcGroupElem, SubPcGroupElem}) | ||||
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Return the letters of `g` as a list of integers, each entry corresponding to | ||||
a group generator. | ||||
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This method can produce letters represented by negative numbers. A negative number | ||||
indicates the inverse of the generator at the corresponding positive index. | ||||
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For example, as shown below, an output of `-1` refers to the "inverse of the first generator". | ||||
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See also [`syllables(::Union{PcGroupElem, SubPcGroupElem})`](@ref). | ||||
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# Examples | ||||
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```jldoctest | ||||
julia> g = abelian_group(PcGroup, [0, 5]) | ||||
Pc group of infinite order | ||||
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julia> x = g[1]^-3 * g[2]^-3 | ||||
g1^-3*g2^2 | ||||
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julia> letters(x) | ||||
5-element Vector{Int64}: | ||||
-1 | ||||
-1 | ||||
-1 | ||||
2 | ||||
2 | ||||
``` | ||||
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```jldoctest | ||||
julia> gg = small_group(6, 1) | ||||
Pc group of order 6 | ||||
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julia> x = gg[1]^5*gg[2]^-4 | ||||
f1*f2^2 | ||||
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julia> letters(x) | ||||
3-element Vector{Int64}: | ||||
1 | ||||
2 | ||||
2 | ||||
``` | ||||
""" | ||||
function letters(g::Union{PcGroupElem, SubPcGroupElem}) | ||||
# check if we have a PcpGroup element | ||||
if GAPWrap.IsPcpElement(GapObj(g)) | ||||
exp = GAPWrap.Exponents(GapObj(g)) | ||||
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# Should we check if the output is not larger than the | ||||
# amount of generators? Requires use of `parent`. | ||||
# @assert length(exp) == length(gens(parent(g))) | ||||
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w = [sign(e) * i for (i, e) in enumerate(exp) for _ in 1:abs(e)] | ||||
return Vector{Int}(w) | ||||
else # finite PcGroup | ||||
w = GAPWrap.UnderlyingElement(GapObj(g)) | ||||
return Vector{Int}(GAPWrap.LetterRepAssocWord(w)) | ||||
end | ||||
end | ||||
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""" | ||||
syllables(g::Union{PcGroupElem, SubPcGroupElem}) | ||||
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Return the syllables of `g` as a list of pairs of integers, each entry corresponding to | ||||
a group generator and its exponent. | ||||
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# Examples | ||||
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```jldoctest | ||||
julia> gg = small_group(6, 1) | ||||
Pc group of order 6 | ||||
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julia> x = gg[1]^5*gg[2]^-4 | ||||
f1*f2^2 | ||||
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julia> s = syllables(x) | ||||
2-element Vector{Pair{Int64, ZZRingElem}}: | ||||
1 => 1 | ||||
2 => 2 | ||||
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julia> gg(s) | ||||
f1*f2^2 | ||||
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julia> gg(s) == x | ||||
true | ||||
``` | ||||
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```jldoctest | ||||
julia> g = abelian_group(PcGroup, [5, 0]) | ||||
Pc group of infinite order | ||||
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julia> x = g[1]^-3 * g[2]^-3 | ||||
g1^2*g2^-3 | ||||
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julia> s = syllables(x) | ||||
2-element Vector{Pair{Int64, ZZRingElem}}: | ||||
1 => 2 | ||||
2 => -3 | ||||
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julia> g(s) | ||||
g1^2*g2^-3 | ||||
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julia> g(s) == x | ||||
true | ||||
``` | ||||
""" | ||||
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function syllables(g::Union{PcGroupElem, SubPcGroupElem}) | ||||
# check if we have a PcpGroup element | ||||
if GAPWrap.IsPcpElement(GapObj(g)) | ||||
l = GAPWrap.GenExpList(GapObj(g)) | ||||
else # finite PcGroup | ||||
l = GAPWrap.ExtRepOfObj(GapObj(g)) | ||||
end | ||||
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@assert iseven(length(l)) | ||||
return Pair{Int, ZZRingElem}[l[i-1] => l[i] for i = 2:2:length(l)] | ||||
end | ||||
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# Convert syllables in canonical form into exponent vector | ||||
function _exponent_vector(sylls::Vector{Pair{Int64, ZZRingElem}}, n) | ||||
res = zeros(ZZRingElem, n) | ||||
for pair in sylls | ||||
@assert res[pair.first] == 0 #just to make sure | ||||
res[pair.first] = pair.second | ||||
end | ||||
return res | ||||
end | ||||
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# Convert syllables in canonical form into group element | ||||
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function (G::PcGroup)(sylls::Vector{Pair{Int64, ZZRingElem}}; check::Bool=true) | ||||
There was a problem hiding this comment. Choose a reason for hiding this commentThe reason will be displayed to describe this comment to others. Learn more. Can you also add a similar constructor which takes an exponent vector, i.e., an inverse to There was a problem hiding this comment. Choose a reason for hiding this commentThe reason will be displayed to describe this comment to others. Learn more. One needs to watch out for the semantic difference to the already existing function for FPGroups in Oscar.jl/src/Groups/GAPGroups.jl Line 2348 in 24711ee
There was a problem hiding this comment. Choose a reason for hiding this commentThe reason will be displayed to describe this comment to others. Learn more. ugh, OK. perhaps we should kill that (is it documented?) first then. In GAP it made some sense to use such a flat list to avoid memory, as there are no tuples in GAP, only lists. But in Julia there is no real benefit of this over a But that is way beyond this PR. So let's leave out the constructor I mentioned. There was a problem hiding this comment. Choose a reason for hiding this commentThe reason will be displayed to describe this comment to others. Learn more. No, not documented, but used for serialization. I haven't looked into how it is used there, so maybe we can just adapt the deserialization function, in the worst case it needs an upgrade script. There was a problem hiding this comment. Choose a reason for hiding this commentThe reason will be displayed to describe this comment to others. Learn more.
maybe @ThomasBreuer can look into that? |
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# check if the syllables are in canonical form | ||||
if check | ||||
indices = map(p -> p.first, sylls) | ||||
@req allunique(indices) "given syllables have repeating generators" | ||||
@req issorted(indices) "given syllables must be in ascending order" | ||||
end | ||||
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e = _exponent_vector(sylls, ngens(G)) | ||||
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# check if G is an underlying PcpGroup | ||||
GG = GapObj(G) | ||||
if GAPWrap.IsPcpGroup(GG) | ||||
coll = GAPWrap.Collector(GG) | ||||
x = GAPWrap.PcpElementByExponentsNC(coll, GapObj(e, true)) | ||||
else # finite PcGroup | ||||
pcgs = GAPWrap.FamilyPcgs(GG) | ||||
x = GAPWrap.PcElementByExponentsNC(pcgs, GapObj(e, true)) | ||||
end | ||||
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return Oscar.group_element(G, x) | ||||
end | ||||
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# Create an Oscar collector from a GAP collector. | ||||
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Note that we can also produce negative numbers: e.g. -3 means "inverse of 3rd generator". This should be explained, and perhaps an example added showing that. E.g. based on this:
Perhaps also add something like this (and then mirror it in the other function)
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I have added a small example with some brief explanation to
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for this. However I am unsure if the example is good as I was not able to get elements with negative exponents and test.There was a problem hiding this comment.
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For that you need an infinite group. E.g.
or