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Mind Switches in Futurama and Stargate
Ron Evans, Lihua Huang
Let P be a permutation expressed as a product of nontrivial disjoint cycles. When writing P as a product of distinct transpositions none equal to a factor of P, what is the smalles…
math.GR2012★ 4 cited
Keeler's theorem and products of distinct transpositions
Ron Evans, Lihua Huang, Tuan Nguyen
An episode of Futurama features a two-body mind-switching machine which will not work more than once on the same pair of bodies. After the Futurama community engages in a mind-swit…