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most citedThe strong approximation theorem and computing with linear groups

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math.GR2021

The perfect groups of order up to two million

Alexander Hulpke

We enumerate the 15768 perfect groups of order up to , up to isomorphism, thus also completing the missing cases in the prior classification. The work supplements the…

math.GR20201 cited

Calculating Subgroups with GAP

Alexander Hulpke

We survey group-theoretic algorithms for finding (some or all) subgroups of a finite group and discuss the implementation of these algorithms in the computer algebra system GAP

math.GR2019

Universal Covers of Finite Groups

Heiko Dietrich, Alexander Hulpke

Motivated by quotient algorithms, such as the well-known -quotient or solvable quotient algorithms, we describe how to compute extensions of a finite group by a d…

math.GR2019

Algorithms for arithmetic groups with the congruence subgroup property

A. S. Detinko, D. L. Flannery, A. Hulpke

We develop practical techniques to compute with arithmetic groups for . Our approach relies on constructing a principal congruence subgroup i…

math.GR20192 cited

Constructive Membership Tests in Some Infinite Matrix Groups

Alexander Hulpke

We describe algorithms and heuristics that allow us to express arbitrary elements of SLn (Z) and Sp2n (Z) as products of generators in particular "standard" generating sets. For el…

math.GR20193 cited

The strong approximation theorem and computing with linear groups

Alla Detinko, Dane Flannery, Alexander Hulpke

We obtain a computational realization of the strong approximation theorem. That is, we develop algorithms to compute all congruence quotients modulo rational primes of a finitely g…