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These are Magma's databases of structure definitions.
Polynomials with given Galois groups.
For each transitive group G with degree between 2 and 11,
the database contains a univariate polynomial over the integers
which has G as its Galois group.
- isolgps
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The irreducible soluble subgroups of GL(n, p)
for n > 1 and p^n < 256.
- matgps
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Various useful matrix groups,
almost all over finite fields (the only exception is
the Weyl group E6).
- pergps
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A number of permutation representations
for finite groups. A particular group is included either if
(a) It is an "interesting" group. In practice this means a
simple group or a close relative of a simple group; or
(b) It is representative of some class of groups which is
useful for testing conjectures and algorithms.
- simgps
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Presentations for all simple groups of order less than
a million. The database was prepared by Jamali,
Robertson and Campbell.
- solgps
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Power-conjugate presentations of 13 soluble groups
constructed by S.P. Glasby.
Magma also has a library of files containing functions and
procedures written in the Magma language. See Libraries of Functions in the Magma Language.
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