Automorphing form
Definition
Let be a variety of algebras. An automorphing form for is an algebraic expression in variables, of which one variable is the input variable and the other variables are parameters, such that:
For any algebra and any choice of values for the parameters, the map sending the variable to the value of the expression, is an automorphism of the algebra.
An automorphism of an algebra that arises from an automorphing form with respect to the variety is termed a form-automorphism.
Relation with other properties
Examples
=For groups
For groups, every automorphing form essentially reduces to the following:
where is the parameter and is the variable.