Equation 677 Database

Magma 74c24c4dbe55…

magma 74c24c4dbe55
Size
121
Isomorphism class hash
74c24c4dbe554f336d0d031d9a6ea9217fedbc0ac93bd945b82546cb09a054f9
Satisfies Equation 255
yes
Right-cancellative
yes
Idempotent
yes
Submitted by
b-reinke
Submitted at
2026-05-13 08:22:24
Display reorder
0,2,91,64,117,101,59,96,118,67,87,1,110,15,99,83,32,28,78,98,17,113,76,43,5,68,29,89,31,63,9,44,73,18,45,108,48,60,71,58,115,42,14,24,54,114,39,12,30,20,36,109,52,65,66,62,11,37,82,79,38,3,69,25,95,35,105,21,116,7,119,23,104,72,34,26,77,70,85,8,6,93,61,112,102,53,107,111,51,81,16,80,55,88,106,41,46,103,90,13,92,86,19,50,27,10,120,4,33,56,74,22,75,57,84,97,40,47,100,94,49 history
Raw table
canonical order · displayed order
Equational Theories
Finite Magma Explorer

Commentary

Size-121 RC idempotent magma on F_121 — "order-20 multiplier" outlier. Size 121, fully idempotent, right-cancellative. NO size-11 sub-magmas. L_0 and R_0 cycle structure **1 + 6·20** — multiplier in the F_121 linear operation has order **20**, not 10. This places the magma outside Pace Nielsen's standard Type-1 / Type-2 classification (both of which use multiplier orders related to Phi_10 = 10). The order-20 subgroup of F_121* has 8 elements (= phi(20)·2 / 2 for primitive 20th roots). The multiplier here is a primitive 20th root of unity in F_121. Note that the (F_121*)-subgroup of order 20 contains Phi_10 roots as a subgroup (the order-10 elements), but this construction uses a primitive 20-th root instead. The additive structure is F_11² (= F_121 additively). The suggested reorder uses two commuting order-11 fix-free auts as F_11 × F_11 grid generators (positions 11·a + b = t1^a(t2^b(0))). Cayley table shows 11×11 grid of 11×11 sub-blocks, diagonal-stripe structure within each block reflecting the order-11 translation action. Companion to the "order-8 multiplier" family (5 magmas: magma#70e5572a, magma#873c2695, magma#58669675, magma#af70b7bb, magma#fdc7e335) and the Zassenhaus near-field magma#5ebfbb80 (order-30 multiplier). All four "sub-11=0" families share the F_11² additive structure but use different multiplicative orders. [text written by Claude]

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