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					<description><![CDATA[<p>What are the conjugate classes of Proof. We know that To determine the conjugates of the element , we need to show that for all . So we will check one by one the conjugates of the elements of the symmetric group : We see that we have the next conjugacy classes of :</p>
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										<content:encoded><![CDATA[<b>What are the conjugate classes of <span class="katex-eq" data-katex-display="false">S_3</span></b>
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<strong>Proof.</strong> We know that 

 <div class="wp-block-katex-display-block katex-eq" data-katex-display="true"><pre>\begin{equation*}
S_3 = \{e,(12),(13),(23),(123),(132)\}. 
\end{equation*}</pre></div>

To determine the conjugates of the element <span class="katex-eq" data-katex-display="false">\tau \in S_3</span>, we need to show that <span class="katex-eq" data-katex-display="false">\sigma \tau \sigma^{-1}</span> for all <span class="katex-eq" data-katex-display="false">\sigma \in S_3</span>. So we will check one by one the conjugates of the elements of the symmetric group <span class="katex-eq" data-katex-display="false">S_3</span>:

<b><span class="katex-eq" data-katex-display="false">\tau = e</span></b>

 <div class="wp-block-katex-display-block katex-eq" data-katex-display="true"><pre>\begin{align*}
eee &amp;= e \\ 
(12)e(21) &amp;= e \\ 
(13)e(31) &amp;= e \\ 
(23)e(32) &amp;= e \\ 
(123)e(321) &amp;= e \\ 
(132)e(231) &amp;= e \\ 
\end{align*}</pre></div>


<b><span class="katex-eq" data-katex-display="false">\tau = (12)</span></b>

 <div class="wp-block-katex-display-block katex-eq" data-katex-display="true"><pre>\begin{align*}
e(12)e &amp;= (12) \\ 
(12)(12)(21) &amp;= (12) \\ 
(13)(12)(31) &amp;= (23) \\ 
(23)(12)(32) &amp;= (13) \\ 
(123)(12)(321) &amp;= (23) \\ 
(132)(12)(231) &amp;= (13) \\ 
\end{align*}</pre></div>

<b><span class="katex-eq" data-katex-display="false">\tau = (13)</span></b>

 <div class="wp-block-katex-display-block katex-eq" data-katex-display="true"><pre>\begin{align*}
e(13)e &amp;= (13) \\ 
(12)(13)(21) &amp;= (23) \\ 
(13)(13)(31) &amp;= (13) \\ 
(23)(13)(32) &amp;= (12) \\ 
(123)(13)(321) &amp;= (12) \\ 
(132)(13)(231) &amp;= (23) \\ 
\end{align*}</pre></div>

<b><span class="katex-eq" data-katex-display="false">\tau = (23)</span></b>

 <div class="wp-block-katex-display-block katex-eq" data-katex-display="true"><pre>\begin{align*}
e(23)e &amp;= (23) \\ 
(12)(23)(21) &amp;= (13) \\ 
(13)(23)(31) &amp;= (12) \\ 
(23)(23)(32) &amp;= (23) \\ 
(123)(23)(321) &amp;= (13) \\ 
(132)(23)(231) &amp;= (12) \\ 
\end{align*}</pre></div>


<b><span class="katex-eq" data-katex-display="false">\tau = (123)</span></b>

 <div class="wp-block-katex-display-block katex-eq" data-katex-display="true"><pre>\begin{align*}
e(123)e &amp;= (123) \\ 
(12)(123)(21) &amp;= (132) \\ 
(13)(123)(31) &amp;= (132) \\ 
(23)(123)(32) &amp;= (132) \\ 
(123)(123)(321) &amp;= (123) \\ 
(132)(123)(231) &amp;= (123) \\ 
\end{align*}</pre></div>

<b><span class="katex-eq" data-katex-display="false">\tau = (132)</span></b>

 <div class="wp-block-katex-display-block katex-eq" data-katex-display="true"><pre>\begin{align*}
e(132)e &amp;= (132) \\ 
(12)(132)(21) &amp;= (123) \\ 
(13)(132)(31) &amp;= (123) \\ 
(23)(132)(32) &amp;= (123) \\ 
(123)(132)(321) &amp;= (132) \\ 
(132)(132)(231) &amp;= (132) \\ 
\end{align*}</pre></div>

We see that we have the next conjugacy classes of <span class="katex-eq" data-katex-display="false">S_3</span>:

 <div class="wp-block-katex-display-block katex-eq" data-katex-display="true"><pre>\begin{equation*}
\{e\}, \{(12),(13),(23)\}, \{(123),(132)\}
\end{equation*}<p>The post <a href="https://www.epsilonify.com/mathematics/group-theory/what-are-the-conjugacy-classes-of-s3/">What are the Conjugacy Classes of S3</a> appeared first on <a href="https://www.epsilonify.com">Epsilonify</a>.</p>
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