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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a finite presentation for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in mathematical or theoretical contexts, particularly in discussions about algebraic structures or topological spaces.
Example: "The group can be described by a finite presentation for its generators and relations."
Alternatives: "a finite description of" or "a finite representation of".
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Suppose that P = [ X ; r ] is a finite presentation for a monoid ℳ.
Depending on these numbers, we define χ ( G ) = min { χ ( P ) : P is a finite presentation for G }.
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For Claim (iv), consider a finite presentation of (G), namely a free group (F) on a finite set (S) and a normal subgroup (M) of (F) generated as normal subgroup by a finite subset (R) of (F), such that (G = F/M).
Then (langle S mid R cup R^{prime } rangle ) is a finite presentation of (G/N).
The method of the bar-complex apparently settles the problem of calculating the cohomology groups of a K(G, 1) space, and also to calculate the cohomology groups ( H^n (X, {mathbb {Q}})) for a rational K(G, 1) space X, except that one must have a good knowledge of the group G, for instance a finite presentation does not always suffice.
For example, for every hyperbolic group the word problem is solvable, and every hyperbolic group has a finite presentation.
Now, assume that (Gamma ) has a finite presentation begin{aligned} Gamma = langle x_1, ldots, x_n | R_1 x), ldots, R_m (x) rangle.
For a finitely presented semigroup, a Dehn function does not depend on the choice of finite presentation (up to equivalence), and the equivalence class of that function is called the Dehn function of the semigroup.
Appendix A: On soluble groups, metabelian groups, and finite presentations.
"We're drawing down a finite reserve for reasons that are not warranted.
And with the technology still in its infancy, defining a finite framework for its security is a challenging task.
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