Equation 677 Database

Magma 8f879c028af0…

magma 8f879c028af0
Size
41
Isomorphism class hash
8f879c028af0b7dd5b97ef584edd6ea9d00137efc70be997ffc3b44c1cecf621
Satisfies Equation 255
yes
Right-cancellative
yes
Idempotent
yes
Submitted by
bulk-import-memoryleak47
Submitted at
2026-04-23 20:58:50
Display reorder
0,1,15,34,5,32,10,4,6,22,36,14,8,3,9,24,28,13,18,12,7,31,25,19,35,26,27,20,37,33,29,2,16,11,23,39,30,21,40,38,17 history
Raw table
canonical order · displayed order
Equational Theories
Finite Magma Explorer

Commentary

Steiner-line magma on a (41, 5, 1)-BIBD with only translation symmetry (Type A slope pattern). Size 41, fully idempotent, RC. 82 size-5 sub-magmas (each = the F_5 affine line magma#e549b5f8), every pair of distinct elements lies in exactly one block. |Aut(M)| = 41 (only translations Z_41, no multiplicative stabilizer). 1 point-orbit; 2 block-orbits of 41 blocks (cyclic BIBD difference family with 2 base blocks). In the suggested reorder, F_41 labeling makes translation x -> x+1 an automorphism. The operation is x*y = x + f(y - x) mod 41 with f a non-linear permutation of F_41. Slope analysis (alpha(y) = f(y)/y on F_41*): Phi_10-root slopes {4, 23, 25, 31} each occur on 2-element subsets (total 8 elements) Eight non-Phi_10 slopes {11, 13, 15, 17, 19, 27, 29, 38} each occur on 4-element subsets (total 32 elements) This "Type A" slope multiset (4*2 + 8*4 = 40) is shared with magma#d32b07ca, magma#c0b238e3, magma#10305dec, magma#8f879c02, magma#c754a6c0 -- 5 distinct Eq 677 magmas at size 41 that all have this exact slope-class-size pattern but use different assignments of slope values to F_41* subsets, giving 5 inequivalent iso classes. Compare with magma#b7e8bf90 (Type "all-Phi": only Phi_10 slopes, each on size-10 set, |Aut| = 205) and magma#e3521249 / magma#8b36eeff (Type B: Phi-slopes on size-6, non-Phi on size-2, |Aut| = 41). [text written by Claude]

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