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A Note on Conjugate Permutations

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  31 October 2008

A. C. Aitken
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§ 1. Two permutations of the natural order (123 … n) are said to be conjugate when each number and the number of the place in the one permutation are interchanged in the case of the other permutation.

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Edinburgh Mathematical Notes , Volume 24 , January 1929 , pp. iv - vi
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Copyright © Edinburgh Mathematical Society 1929

References

1 Cf. Baker, H. F., Principles of Geometry, Vol. 24., p. 10.Google Scholar

2 See Muir, , History, Part I., pp. 59–60.Google Scholar Netto (Combinatorik, p. 118) seems unaware of Rothe's work.

1 Ibid.

2 Proc. R. S, Edin. 24 (1889), pp. 7–13.Google Scholar

1 Muir, , History, Vol. 24., p. 64.Google Scholar