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===Weaker properties===
===Weaker properties===


* [[Centerless group]]: All except the symmetric group on two elements are centerless
* [[Centerless group]]: All except the symmetric group on two elements are centerless. {{further|[[Symmetric groups are centerless]]}}
* [[Complete group]]: All except the symmetric group on two elements and the symmetric group on six elements
* [[Complete group]]: All except the symmetric group on two elements and the symmetric group on six elements. {{further|[[Symmetric groups are complete]]}}
 
==Related notions==
 
===Alternating group===
 
===Finitary symmetric and alternating groups===
 
===Subgroups of the symmetric group===


==IAPS structure==
==IAPS structure==


{{further|[[Permutation IAPS]]}}
{{further|[[Permutation IAPS]]}}

Revision as of 10:37, 16 June 2008

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To get more information on particular symmetric groups, check out Category:Symmetric groups

Definition

Symbol-free definition

The symmetric group on a set is the group of all permutations of that set. A group is said to be a symmetric group if it is isomorphic to the symmetric group on some set.

Definition with symbols

The symmetric group over a set (denoted as ) is defined as the group of all permutations on , with the multiplication being function composition.

A group is termed a symmetric group if for some set .

Relation with other properties

Weaker properties

Related notions

Alternating group

Finitary symmetric and alternating groups

Subgroups of the symmetric group

IAPS structure

Further information: Permutation IAPS