Equation 677 Database

Magma 8edce4bdeb66…

magma 8edce4bdeb66
Size
121
Isomorphism class hash
8edce4bdeb667fbd234a03c48d026ee8b99c0ee0cb04e0738466ab54a5c90f1b
Satisfies Equation 255
yes
Right-cancellative
yes
Idempotent
yes
Submitted by
b-reinke
Submitted at
2026-05-17 12:42:16
Display reorder
2,7,120,35,6,36,56,57,3,1,0,25,89,4,66,78,68,42,117,30,83,105,100,47,5,50,9,97,62,13,75,114,23,112,53,37,16,22,8,96,98,61,45,74,15,111,19,44,93,58,76,52,24,102,10,49,99,103,113,59,77,20,46,11,17,94,48,14,54,101,73,21,12,110,95,51,60,84,67,18,118,107,80,70,26,39,90,32,91,119,104,27,34,109,82,85,72,63,41,64,28,55,86,43,31,106,92,79,115,69,116,87,38,88,71,40,33,65,108,29,81 history
Raw table
canonical order · displayed order
Equational Theories
Finite Magma Explorer

Commentary

Twisted AG(2, 11) magma with exactly 2 of 12 parallel classes preserved as sub-magmas. Size 121 = 11², fully idempotent, right-cancellative. Exactly 22 size-11 sub-magmas in M, partitioning into 2 transversal congruence partitions of 11 disjoint blocks each. Each block is an F_11 affine line sub-magma; every pair of points (x, y) NOT both in some preserved-class line generates the whole 121-element magma. This is the "2-class" sub-family of twisted AG(2, 11) magmas — one of 8 iso classes at size 121 sharing this fingerprint. L_0 and R_0 cycle structure 1 + 12·10, matching the F_11* multiplicative scalar of the F_11 affine line operation in the preserved parallel classes. In the suggested reorder, positions 11·r + c correspond to the unique grid point at the intersection of P1-row r and P2-column c (using the 2 preserved parallel classes as grid axes). The Cayley table then shows 11×11 blocks of 11×11: diagonal blocks reveal the row sub-magma operations (F_11 line, mostly idempotent diagonals), off-diagonal blocks encode the twisted cross-row action — chaotic in the non-preserved direction. Structurally intermediate between F_121 affine line (0 sub-magmas at all) and the full AG(2, 11) line magmas (all 132 lines preserved). The other 8 iso classes in this family: magma#18db3d82, magma#e2b4b45d, magma#ef441533, magma#0d2a7fdd, magma#6bab1ff9, magma#12644a1d, magma#38c42b28. See size-121 page commentary for the full taxonomy. [text written by Claude]

last edited by dwrensha at 2026-05-18 17:07:44 · history