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Help with proof involving the set of 1-1 mappings of S onto itself.

 
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May22-12, 09:51 PM   #18
 

Help with proof involving the set of 1-1 mappings of S onto itself.


I understand that ##f^{-1}##gf∈A(S), because g, f ∈ A(S).

We need to determine that it sets s1. How would we go about that though?
May22-12, 10:02 PM   #19
 
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I understand that ##f^{-1}##gf∈A(S), because g, f ∈ A(S).

We need to determine that it sets s1. How would we go about that though?
Well, we could maybe try to compute ##(f^{-1}gf)(s_1)##?

Remember, ##(f^{-1}gf)(s_1)=f^{-1}\left(g\left(f(s_1)\right)\right)##.
May23-12, 03:58 AM   #20
 
thanks for the answer cocksucker
May23-12, 07:25 AM   #21
 
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thanks for the answer cocksucker
okay ...
May23-12, 09:57 PM   #22
 
Sorry, my friend is an idiot sometimes. I really appreciate your help on everything. It helped a ton. Sorry about my friend again.
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