Charlotte Scott Centre for Algebra

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Kourovka Forum: talk by Alex Lubotzky

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On Thursday the 3rd of February, 2022, Alex Lubotzky (Weizmann Institute and Hebrew University, Israel) will give an online talk “Stability and testability of permutations’ equations” at 16:00 Novosibirsk time (9:00 London time).

Abstract: Let A and B be two permutations in Sym(n) which “almost commute” — are they a small deformation of permutations that truly commute? More generally, if R is a system of word-equations in variables X=(x_1,….,x_d) and A=(A_1,…., A_d) permutations which are nearly solution; are they near true solutions? It turns out that the answer to this question depends only on the group presented by the generators X and relations R. This leads to the notions of “stable groups” and “testable groups”. We will present a few results and methods which were developed in recent years to check whether a group is stabletestable. We will also describe the connection of this subject with property testing in…

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