Groups And Computation, Proceedings of a DIMACS Workshop, New Brunswick, New Jersey, USA, October 7-10, 1991 - researchr publication

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Larry Finkelstein, William M. Kantor, editors, Groups And Computation, Proceedings of a DIMACS Workshop, New Brunswick, New Jersey, USA, October 7-10, 1991. Volume 11 of DIMACS Series in Discrete Mathematics and Theoretical Computer Science, DIMACS/AMS, 1993. [doi]

Conference: dimacs1993

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Computing Composition Series in Primitive GroupsLászló Babai, Eugene M. Luks, Ákos Seress. 1

Computing Blocks of Imprimitivity for Small-Base Groups in Nearly Linear Time 17Robert Beals. 17-26

Fast Fourier Transforms for Symmetric GroupsMichael Clausen, Ulrich Baum. 27-40

From Hyperbolic Reflections to Finite GroupsJohn H. Conway. 41-52

Combinatorial Tools for Computational Group TheoryGene Cooperman, Larry Finkelstein. 53-86

Efficient Computation of Isotypic Projections for the Symmetric Group 87Persi Diaconis, Daniel N. Rockmore. 87-104

Constructing Representations of Finite GroupsJohn D. Dixon. 105-112

A Graphics System for Displaying Finite Quotients of Finitely Presented Groups 113Derek F. Holt, Sarah Rees. 113-126

Random Remarks on Permutation Group AlgorithmsWilliam M. Kantor. 127-132

Application of Group Theory to Combinatorial SearchesClement W. H. Lam. 133-138

Permutation Groups and Polynomial-Time ComputationEugene M. Luks. 139-176

Parallel Computation of Sylow Subgroups in Solvable GroupsPeter D. Mark. 177-188

Computation with Matrix Groups over Finite FieldsCheryl E. Praeger. 189-196

Asymptotic Results for Permutation GroupsLászló Pyber. 197-220

Computations in Associative AlgebrasLajos Rónyai. 221-244

Cayley Graphs and Direct-Product GraphsArnold L. Rosenberg. 245-252

Group Membership for Groups with Primitive Orbits Namita Sarawagi, Gene Cooperman, and 253Larry Finkelstein. 253-268

PERM: A Program Computing Strong Generating SetsÁkos Seress, Iván Weisz. 269-276

Complexity Issues in Infinite Group TheoryCharles C. Sims. 277-286

GRAPE: A System for Computing with Graphs and GroupsLeonard H. Soicher. 287-292

Implications of Parallel Architectures for Permutation Group Computations 293Bryant W. York. 293

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