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How to show <G,t|t^{-1}kt=k, k in K> does not embed into <G,t|->?
Where K is a subgroup of an arbitrary group G.
Where K is a subgroup of an arbitrary group G.
morphism said:I admit I don't know much about this stuff, but what exactly does <G,t|-> mean? Is it the free group generated by the set [itex]G \cup \{t\}[/itex]? And how are you defining the embedding of presentations?
morphism said:I still don't understand. What is "-", the empty relation? If so then isn't what I asked true: <G,t|-> is the free group generated by [itex]G \cup \{t\}[/itex]?
There could be several reasons why the presentation is not embedding properly. It could be due to compatibility issues with the file format, internet connectivity issues, or incorrect embedding code.
To fix the issue, try using a different file format for the presentation, ensure that you have a stable internet connection, and double check the embedding code for any errors.
No, presentations should be able to embed on all major browsers. However, if you are using an older browser version, there may be compatibility issues.
Yes, as long as the platform supports embedding and provides the necessary code, you should be able to embed the presentation on your website or presentation.
This could be due to a slow internet connection or incorrect embedding code. Try refreshing the page or checking the code for any errors.