Math 2.0

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Action by conjugation

Example

Let GG be a group. The map G×G→GG \times G \to G, (g,x)↦gxg−1(g, x) \mapsto gxg^{-1}, is an action of GG on the set GG. Indeed, exe−1=xexe^{-1} = x and g(hxh−1)g−1=(gh)x(gh)−1g(hxh^{-1})g^{-1} = (gh)x(gh)^{-1}. The orbits of this action are the conjugacy classes of GG. The stabiliser of xx is the centraliser CG(x)C_G(x). The fixed points are the elements of the centre Z(G)Z(G). For an abelian group, each element is a fixed point, and each orbit has one element.

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