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Geometry and Applications
March 13-16, 2000
Sobolev Institute of Mathematics of the Siberian Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences and Novosibirsk State University
Novosibirsk, Russia

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Yu.G. Rushetnyak (Chair of Program Committee; Russia), V.V. Vershinin (Chair of Organizing Committee; Russia), A.A. Borisenko (Ukraine), Yu.D. Burago (Russia), V.M. Gol'dshtein (Israel), M.L. Gromov (France), I.G. Nikolaev (USA/Russia), S.P. Novikov (USA/Russia), A.V. Pogorelov (Ukraine), I.Kh. Sabitov (Russia)

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To the methods of deriving discrete groups of Wp-symmetry
by
A.P. Lungu
State University of Moldova

The methods of deriving the groups of P-symmetry of different types are based on homomorphic mapping and its properties [1]. The solution of analogous problems for Wp-symmetry [2] demands the generalization of homomorphisms as the natural left quasihomomorphism [3]. Moreover, it requires the investigation of some their properties.

The groups G(Wp) of Wp-symmetry are subgroups of the left standard Cartesian wreath product of initial group P of permutations with discrete group G of classical symmetry as their generating group:
G(Wp) <= G

\smallint
 
P = G \rightthreetimes W.

Let us have groups G and P and a homomorphism j:G --> Aut P. The mapping \mu of the group G onto the subset P' of the group P by the rule \mu(g)=p is called a left quasihomomorphism if for any gi and gj from G
\mu(gigj)=[\mu(gi)] \leftharpoonup
jgi
 
\mu(gj) = (pi) \leftharpoonup
jgi
 
pj=pk,
where pi, pj, pk in P' and [ \leftharpoonup || (jgi)] = j(gi). When Ker j=1, the mapping \mu is called a natural left quasihomomorphism.

At the left quasihomomorphism \mu in general the image of G \mu(G)=P' subset P is not a group, but P' always contains the unit of the group P. Ker\mu=H is a subgroup in G; the index of this subgroup coincides with the power of \mu(G).

The natural left quasihomomorphism \mu of the group G into the group W=[`(\prod)]gi in GPgi under which the automorphism [ \leftharpoonup || (jg)] \equiv [ \leftharpoonup || g] operates on the elementes w of \mu(G) by means of left g-translations of their components is called an exact natural left quasihomomorphism.

The mapping [(\mu)\tilde] of the group G onto the subset X of the set of all left cosets of group W by its subgroup V is called a generalized exact natural left quasihomomorphism if for any gi and gj from G conditions [(\mu)\tilde] (gi)=wiV and [(\mu)\tilde] (gj)=wjV imply [(\mu)\tilde] (gigj)=(wiV)gj*wjV=wkV, where wiV, wjV, wkV in X. Note that in the case of V=wo the mapping [(\mu)\tilde] is an ordinary exact natural left quasihomomorphism.

Any group G(Wp) of Wp-symmetry with the finite group W can be derived from its finite generating group G and group W by the following steps: 1) to find in W all subgroups V and subsets W', which are decomposed in left cosets by its subgroup V, and in G all proper subgroups H with the index equal to the power of set of all left cosets of W' by V and for which there is the isomorphism \lambda of factor-groups        G1/H and W1/V1 (\lambda: G1/H --> W1/V by the rule \lambda(Hg)=wV), where G1 <= G, W1 <= DiagW and V1=V \cap Diag W <= W1; 2) to construct a generalized exact natural left quasihomomorphism [(\mu)\tilde] of the group G onto the set of all left cosets of W' by the subgroup V by the rule [(\mu)\tilde] (Hg)=wV and which preserves the correspondence between the elements of factor-groups G1/H and W1/V1 received as the result of isomorphism \lambda; 3) to combine pairwise each g' of Hg with each w' of wV=[(\mu)\tilde] (g'); 4) to introduce into the set of all these pairs the operation


wigi * wjgj = wigj[ \rightharpoonup || (\taugi)](wj)gigj=wkgk.

References

[1]. Zamorzaev A.M., Karpova Yu. S., Lungu A.P. and Palistrant A.F., P-symmetry and its Further Development. Shtiintsa: Kishinev, 1986 (in Russian).

[2]. Lungu A.P., The method of deriving semijunior and pseudojunior groups of W-symmetry. Bul. AS a RM. Matematica, 1994, no. 2(15), p.29-39 (in Russian).

[3]. Lungu A.P., Some properties of left quasihomomorphis mapping. Bul. AS a RM. Mat-ca, 1995, no. 1(17) p. 78-81 (in Russian).

Date received: February 9, 2000


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