We define the orbit and stabilizer of an element being affected by a group of permutations, and mention an important relationship between that orbit and stabilizer.
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That has always been the way that I teach. The theory is important, but it doesn't come out of nowhere. The whole reason it was developed was because people saw a pattern, and tried to work from there. Expecting people to immediately grasp the concepts without seeing them in use is not only unreasonable, but backwards.
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you just saved me for my abstract algebra final tomorrow, i could not figure this out for the life of me until i watched this video! thank you so much for explaining this!!!! :)
Thank you for simplifying the concept and including a well-chosen, well-explained example. Look forward to watching your other abstract algebra videos. Just subscribed!
I'm glad you found it helpful. I'm not currently making new content for the channel, but I hope you enjoy the videos that are currently available. I'm generally willing to answer questions if you come across something that isn't clear, so feel free to ask.
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That has always been the way that I teach. The theory is important, but it doesn't come out of nowhere. The whole reason it was developed was because people saw a pattern, and tried to work from there. Expecting people to immediately grasp the concepts without seeing them in use is not only unreasonable, but backwards.
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Random, but: when I came to 0:43 and heard the next words, this suddenly popped up in my mind: (th-cam.com/video/nM__lPTWThU/w-d-xo.html) (Start at 0:50, the comment field did not understand that.)
Isn't the stabilizer of an identity in a group the group itself
The stabilizer is defined in reference to the set being permuted. That set is just a collection of elements, and doesn't in general have an identity.
@@patrickjones1510Thanks for clearing that.
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I don't think my having a cough over two years ago when this video was posted should be taken as any indicator of my current health.