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Aliases
Splittings
Subgroups
56 conjugacy classes of subgroups.
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Presentation
A minimal faithful permutation representation — 2 generators on 84 points:
(2,6,4,3)(5,15,9,8)(7,11,13,12)(10,28,18,17)(14,24,22,21)(16,20,26,25)(19,45,31,30)(23,41,35,34)(27,37,39,38)(29,33,43,42)(32,62,48,47)(36,58,52,51)(40,56,53,55)(44,54,49,57)(46,50,60,59)(61,65,67,66)(63,64,69,68)(70,71,73,72)(74,75,76)(78,79)(80,81,82,83,84);(1,2,5,10,19,32,49,43,28,41,56,47,63,70,72,66,57,38,21,8,16,27,40,52,35,22,13,6,11,20,33,50,64,67,60,45,58,51,30,46,61,68,59,42,25,12,3,7,14,23,36,53,39,26,15,24,37,54,65,71,73,69,62,55,34,17,29,44,48,31,18,9,4)(77,78,79)
Conjugacy classes & character table
900 conjugacy classes. The character table is too large to display.
GAP
Construct this group in GAP via the SmallGroups library:
gap> SmallGroup(13140, 124);