MHB Use a subgroup lattice to compute a normalizer

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The discussion focuses on using a subgroup lattice to compute a normalizer in abstract algebra. Participants emphasize the importance of providing context and details from other sources to avoid redundancy in responses. There is a suggestion to share the question and key points from the linked resource directly in the forum for clarity. This approach is recommended to facilitate more effective assistance from the community. Engaging with both platforms can enhance the problem-solving process.
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I recommend that in addition to the link (which is beneficial to our helpers in avoiding duplication of effort), taking the time to post the question here as well as the major points you have been given at the other site. At least, that's how I would handle it.
 
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