Equation 677 Database

Magma 8fe89604d0c0…

magma 8fe89604d0c0
Size
147
Isomorphism class hash
8fe89604d0c0117f1c2565202c0e5396577b0bdb4a56ffef96aa2cb9791c4d57
Satisfies Equation 255
yes
Right-cancellative
yes
Idempotent
no
Fiber matrix
symmetric: yes · normal: yes · rank: 1 (nullity 146) what is this?
Submitted by
qawbecrdtey
Submitted at
2026-10-06 22:36:37
Display reorder
104,105,106,107,102,103,146,6,11,7,8,9,10,21,97,24,25,22,99,26,23,101,27,18,90,19,28,93,29,20,95,132,137,138,144,78,83,79,80,81,82,42,48,64,65,43,49,61,44,50,60,45,51,46,62,52,63,47,53,133,136,139,145,2,0,3,4,5,1,57,67,86,87,58,68,88,59,69,89,54,70,55,84,71,85,56,66,130,135,141,140,74,73,75,76,77,72,100,38,30,31,91,39,32,92,40,33,94,41,96,34,36,35,98,37,131,134,142,143,124,123,125,121,120,122,16,112,115,116,17,113,117,12,108,119,13,109,14,114,110,118,15,111,126,127,128,129 history
Raw table
canonical order · displayed order
Equational Theories
Finite Magma Explorer

Commentary

Order 147 = 7 + 5*28, from a common submagma at infinity. C(E, M, k, B) adjoins a submagma M (m elements) of a model E to every group of a transversal design TD(k, g), g = |E| - m, so that every enlarged group is a copy of E and all of them share M; every block carries B, a model of order k in which x*x = x. Two elements of M multiply in M; an element of M or of group i with one of group i, in group i's copy of E; elements of different groups, in their block. It satisfies Equation 677 whenever E and B do. This magma is C(E, M, 5, B) with E = magma#7ce654d389b42b1bf334fec493a4de1c23a02129dcfe2b8e0be8670e88478208, M = {6, 11, 15, 18, 24, 28, 31} in E, B = magma#e549b5f8492c9b6b5ad530e3aa4f39c6e23d08645ebd1b36a3c2de2a5a23bac5. Labels: 0..m-1 are M, in increasing order of their labels in E; m + g*i + c (i < k, c < g) is point c of group i, which plays the c-th element of E outside M, in increasing order. A block's point in group i plays element i of B. TD(5, 28): MacNeish's product over GF(4) x GF(7); GF(4) = F_2[x]/(x^2 + x + 1); GF(p^r) = F_p[x]/(f) labels c_0 + c_1 x + ... as c_0 + c_1 p + ..., and point c of a group is the c-th element of the product in lexicographic order. Block (a, b), a and b in the product, meets group i in the point whose coordinate in each field is a + s_i b, s_i the element of that field labelled i, or b when the field has exactly i elements. Equation 255: satisfied. Idempotent elements: 21.

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