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is the group of affine maps with
Example
On the additive group ,
These are distinct permutations.
Facts & Assumptions
Given: The additive cyclic group .
The holomorph is and acts faithfully by ( The holomorph , The holomorph acts faithfully on by affine permutations ).
The units modulo are exactly the classes represented by integers coprime to (For , is a unit if and only if ).
Verification
By [L3], the four units modulo are . Thus [L1] and [L2] identify every holomorph element with one of the displayed affine maps.
If for every , evaluation at gives , and evaluation at then gives . Hence the maps are distinct.
Their composition is , which agrees with the holomorph multiplication from [L1].
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Used by
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Sources
- Peter J. Cameron, The Holomorph of a Group (standard reference, not scraped)