Let A be an infinite set. Let K be the set of all S A that
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Let A be an infinite set. Let K be the set of all σ ∈SA that move (see Exercise 30) at most 50 elements of A. Is K a subgroup of SA? Why?
Data from exercise 30
Let σ be a permutation of a set A. We shall say "σ moves a ∈ A" if σ(a) ≠ a. If A is a finite set, how many elements are moved by a cycle σ ∈ SA of length n?
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