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Easy to Use – built from the ground up, Permute is a perfect example of what a Mac app should be. Since \(U \cap O_8^+(3)\) is contained in a \(O_8^+(2)\) subgroup of \(O_8^+(3)\), we can try to find the permutation character of \(O_8^+(2)\) corresponding to the action on the cosets of \(U \cap O_8^+(3)\), and then induce this character to \(O_8^+(3)\). For the computation of the permutation character, we cannot use explicit induction since the table of \(U\) is not available in the GAP table library. As can be seen from the list of maximal subgroups of \(U_6(2)\) in, the three induced characters are in fact permutation characters which belong to the three classes of maximal subgroups of type \(M_.L_3(2)\), which extends to a maximal subgroup \(U\) in \(O_8^+(3).3\). The table automorphisms of order \(3\) are induced by group automorphisms of \(U_6(2)\) (see ). The six fusions induce three different characters, they are conjugate under the action of the unique subgroup of order \(3\) in the group of table automorphisms of \(U_6(2)\). Gap> Position( cand, Permuted( cand, elms ) )
Gap> elms:= Filtered( Elements( aut ), x -> Order( x ) = 3 )
Gap> aut:= AutomorphismsOfTable( u62 ) Size( aut ) ), Character( CharacterTable( "U6(2)" ), We get the same characters, except that they may be ordered in a different way thus we compare the ordered lists. Next we try the improved combinatorial approach that is sketched at the end of Section 3.2 in. Gap> m11:= CharacterTable( "M11" ) gap> SetName( m11, "m11" ) gap> perms:= PermChars( m11 ) In the following, the GAP Character Table Library will be used frequently.
Section 8.16-4 was added in November 2009. Section 8.16-3 was added in October 2009. Section 8.16-2 was added in September 2009. Sections 8.14 and 8.15 were added in October 2001. A possible permutation character of a finite group \(G\) is a character satisfying the conditions listed in Section "Possible Permutation Characters" of the GAP Reference Manual. We mainly use the GAP implementation of the algorithms to compute possible permutation characters that are described in, and information from the Atlas of Finite Groups. This is a loose collection of examples of computations with permutation characters and possible permutation characters in the GAP system. 8.19 Generation of sporadic simple groups by \(\pi\)- and \(\pi'\)-subgroups (December 2021) 8 Permutation Characters in GAP