Parallel algorithms for solvable permutation groups
EM Luks, P McKenzie - Journal of Computer and System Sciences, 1988 - Elsevier
EM Luks, P McKenzie
Journal of Computer and System Sciences, 1988•ElsevierA number of basic problems involving solvable and nilpotent permutation groups are shown
to have fast parallel solutions. Testing solvability is in NC as well as, for solvable groups,
finding order, testing membership, finding centralizers, finding centers, finding the derived
series and finding a composition series. Additionally, for nilpotent groups, one can, in NC,
find a central composition series, and find pointwise stabilizers of sets. The latter is applied
to an instance of graph isomorphism. A useful tool is the observation that the problem of …
to have fast parallel solutions. Testing solvability is in NC as well as, for solvable groups,
finding order, testing membership, finding centralizers, finding centers, finding the derived
series and finding a composition series. Additionally, for nilpotent groups, one can, in NC,
find a central composition series, and find pointwise stabilizers of sets. The latter is applied
to an instance of graph isomorphism. A useful tool is the observation that the problem of …
Abstract
A number of basic problems involving solvable and nilpotent permutation groups are shown to have fast parallel solutions. Testing solvability is in NC as well as, for solvable groups, finding order, testing membership, finding centralizers, finding centers, finding the derived series and finding a composition series. Additionally, for nilpotent groups, one can, in NC, find a central composition series, and find pointwise stabilizers of sets. The latter is applied to an instance of graph isomorphism. A useful tool is the observation that the problem of finding the smallest subspace containing a given set of vectors and closed under a given set of linear transformations (all over a small field) belongs to NC.
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