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##
## This file is part of GAP, a system for computational discrete algebra.
## This file's authors include Derek Holt, Sarah Rees, Alexander Hulpke.
##
## Copyright of GAP belongs to its developers, whose names are too numerous
## to list here. Please refer to the COPYRIGHT file for details.
##
## SPDX-License-Identifier: GPL-2.0-or-later
##
## This file contains the declarations for the 'Smash'-MeatAxe modified for
## GAP4 and using the standard MeatAxe interface. It defines the MeatAxe
## SMTX.
##
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##
#F GModuleByMats(<mats>,<f>)
##
DeclareGlobalFunction("GModuleByMats");
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##
#F TrivialGModule ( g, F ) . . . trivial G-module
##
## g is a finite group, F a field, trivial smash G-module computed.
DeclareGlobalFunction("TrivialGModule");
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##
#F InducedGModule ( g, h, m ) . . . calculate an induced G-module
##
## h should be a subgroup of a finite group g, and m a smash
## GModule for h.
## The induced module for g is calculated.
DeclareGlobalFunction("InducedGModule");
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##
#F NaturalGModule ( g[, F] )
##
## g is a matrix group, F a field.
## The corresponding natural module is output.
DeclareGlobalFunction("NaturalGModule");
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##
#F PermutationGModule ( g, F) . permutation module
##
## g is a permutation group, F a field.
## The corresponding permutation module is output.
DeclareGlobalFunction("PermutationGModule");
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##
#F TensorProductGModule ( m1, m2 ) . . tensor product of two G-modules
##
## TensorProductGModule calculates the tensor product of smash
## modules m1 and m2.
## They are assumed to be modules over the same algebra so, in particular,
## they should have the same number of generators.
##
DeclareGlobalFunction("TensorProductGModule");
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##
#F WedgeGModule ( module ) . . . . . wedge product of a G-module
##
## WedgeGModule calculates the wedge product of a G-module.
## That is the action on antisymmetrix tensors.
##
DeclareGlobalFunction("WedgeGModule");
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##
#F DualGModule ( module ) . . . . . dual of a G-module
##
## DualGModule calculates the dual of a G-module.
## The matrices of the module are inverted and transposed.
##
DeclareGlobalFunction("DualGModule");
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##
#F TestModulesFitTogether(m1,m2)
##
## Given two modules <m1> and <m2> this routine tests whether both have the
## same number of generators and are defined over the same field.
##
DeclareGlobalFunction("TestModulesFitTogether");
DeclareInfoClass("InfoMeatAxe");
DeclareInfoClass("InfoMtxHom");
SMTX:=rec(name:="The Smash MeatAxe");
MTX:=SMTX;
SMTX.Getter := function(string)
MakeImmutable(string);
return function(module)
if not (IsBound(module.smashMeataxe) and
IsBound(module.smashMeataxe.(string))) then
return fail;
else
return module.smashMeataxe.(string);
fi;
end;
end;
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