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The phrase "a finite group acts" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in mathematical contexts, particularly in group theory, to describe the action of a finite group on a set or space.
Example: "In this section, we will explore how a finite group acts on a vector space, leading to interesting geometric interpretations."
Alternatives: "a finite group operates" or "a finite group performs an action".
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The number κ ( x ) encodes so the orbit length of x under the automorphism group A. (2) One can also see this as graded summation of an elementary result in linear algebra (see [29], p.21): if a finite group acts linearly on a finite dimensional vector space V, then dim ( F ) = ( 1 / | A | ) ∑ T ∈ A tr ( T ).
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Let $G$ be a finite group acting on $R$.
Let $G$ be a finite group acting on a ring $R$.
A residually finite group acts on a profinite completion by left translation.
In her 1915 paper, Noether found a solution to the finite basis problem for a finite group of transformations G acting on a finite-dimensional vector space over a field of characteristic zero.
It was clear to Burnside that an infinite group (such as the positive integers) may have a finite number of generators and a finite group must have finite generators, but he wondered if an infinite group could result from using a finite set of generators, each of finite order.
Burnside's problem, in group theory (a branch of modern algebra), problem of determining if a finitely generated periodic group with each element of finite order must necessarily be a finite group.
Must G be a finite group?
The problem is that Al Qaeda represents an ideological movement, not a finite group of people.
And, if that's not ominous enough, consider this: "The problem is that Al Qaeda represents an ideological movement, not a finite group of people.
"The problem is that Al Qaeda represents an ideological movement, not a finite group of people," the report said in its executive summary.
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