Thank you, this helps.
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Actually I am getting the same result for other permutations, like:
sage: h=PermutationGroupElement('(1,3,2)')
sage: k=PermutationGroupElement('(1,2,3),(4,5)')
sage: k^2==h,h==k^2
(False, True)
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When comparing finite sets, I receive unexpected results.
Version: 3.4 (Sage on the web)
Code:
sage: S=Set([1,2])
sage: T=Set([3])
sage: ST,S==T
(True, False, False)
The output seems to be the same whatever I put in for S and T, as long
as I don't make them equal. Is there another easy way to com
I am slightly confused about Permutation groups. The following, I
think, is part of the problem.
Version: 3.4 (Sage on the web)
Code:
sage: h=PermutationGroupElement('()')
sage: k=PermutationGroupElement('(1,2)')
sage: k^2==h,h==k^2
(False, True)
Can someone explain to me why the comparisons give
