The Representation Of Finite Groups, Especially Of The Rotation Groups Of The Regular Bodies Of Three-And Four-Dimensional Space, By Cayley's Color Diagrams.pdf

The Representation of Finite Groups, Especially of the Rotation Groups of the Regular Bodies
of Three-and Four-Dimensional Space, by Cayley's Color Diagrams
Author(s): H. Maschke
Source: American Journal of Mathematics, Vol. 18, No. 2 (Apr., 1896), pp. 156-194
Published by: The Johns Hopkins University Press
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The Bepresentation of Finite Groups, especially of the
Rotation Groups of the Regular Bodies of Three-
and Four-dimensional Space, by
Cayley's Color Diagrams.
BY H. MASCHKE.
The graphical representation of a group given by Cayley* leads to a dia-
gram consisting of several lines of different colors, a so-called color-group, which
affords a very clear insight into the structure of the group. Cayley himself