Mathematical Analysis of Class Transpositions Shows Distinct Product Orders in Symmetries of Integers, Indicating Structural Insights.
The group CT(Z) of class transpositions was introduced by S. Kohl in 2010. This is a countable subgroup of the group Sym(Z) of all permutations on the set Z of integers. We study products of two class transpositions in CT(Z) and give a partial answer to Kohl’s Question 18.48 in The Kourovka Notebook. We introduce the set of horizontal class transpositions and prove that the order of the product of two horizontal class transpositions belongs to the set \1,2,3,4,6,12\ and any number in this set is the order of the product of some pair of horizontal class transpositions.
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