Monster group construction (with collaborators)

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Monster group construction (with collaborators) is the collaborative mathematical work led by John H. Conway that provided one of the first explicit constructions of the largest sporadic simple group, known as the Monster.

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instanceOf group theory construction
mathematical work
research project
aimsAt explicit construction of the Monster group
associatedWith Conway–Norton collaboration
Cambridge University
surface form: University of Cambridge
contributesTo classification of finite simple groups
dealsWith largest sporadic simple group
sporadic simple groups
documentedIn research papers on the Monster group
focusesOn explicit realization of the Monster as a concrete group
internal structure of the Monster group
hasContributor Robert T. Curtis NERFINISHED
S. P. Norton
Simon P. Norton
Stephen Norton
hasField algebra
finite group theory
group theory
hasImpactOn explicit constructions of other sporadic groups
subsequent work on Monstrous Moonshine
hasKeyConcept Monster group
simple group
sporadic group
hasLeader John H. Conway
hasOutcome detailed structural information about the Monster group
verification of properties of the Monster group
hasSubject finite simple groups
largest sporadic simple group
involves analysis of centralizers of elements in the Monster
computational group theory techniques
construction of subgroups of the Monster
language mathematics
ledBy John H. Conway
produced one of the first explicit constructions of the Monster
relatedTo Conway groups
Leech lattice
moonshine theory
studies Monster group
timePeriod late 1970s
usesMethod explicit generators and relations
matrix representations
permutation representations

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John H. Conway notableWork Monster group construction (with collaborators)