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You can then determine the action on the cosets by multiplication gap> act:=Action(g,cosets,OnRight) [ RightCoset(mysubgroup,()), RightCoset(mysubgroup,(3,4)), If you want a list of the cosets (GAP uses right cosets, not left cosets and there is basically no functionality for left cosets), you can use the command RightCosets: gap> g:=SymmetricGroup(5) (The CosetTableBySubgroup gives such a table - each coset is represented by a number.) Again this is most likely not what you are after. Д¬osetTable or 'coset enumeration' refers to a technical concept (a particular way to write down a permutation representation for finitely presented groups. Also the web pages you link are not the best references.

So how can I enumerate the cosets in GAP?ДЇorget about the external binaries (or the ACE package, or in fact any packages at all) at the moment - they can give runtime improvements, but that is not what you need here.

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How should I compile, I have no compiler on my Windows 8.1 system, and I used the installer, which should have all packages pre-installed on it? #I Package ``ACE'': The program `ace' is not compiled Then I found the package 'ACE', and tried to use it, but this package, despite being installed, does not load on my system: gap> LoadPackage('ace') it is need to determine 'update' packages and bridge to an earlier. Tmp:=Flat(List(LeftCosets(g,n),x->Elements(x))) for individuals to drop their unused programs which may come pre-installed to an. Syntax error: warning: unbound global variable > tmp:=Flat(List(LeftCosets(g,n),x->Elements(x)))

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While searching through the web I found this document, stating that you have to define the function 'CosetTable' first, but when I try to execute the code there I get: gap> CosetTable:=function(g,n) So luckily something that works, but what would be preferable would be a list of cosets, something like this GAP Code which unluckily does not work (maybe because it refers to an old version), because it gives: gap> LeftCosets(G, U) Д®rror, Variable: 'LeftCosets' must have a value not in any function at line 6 of *stdin*

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Now looking further through the manual I found the function 'CosetTableBySubgroup', executing gives me gap> CosetTableBySubgroup(G,U) Which leaves me with a big question sign? Using '? Coset Table' directly in GAP just gives me also the above section in the manual. You can 'quit ' to quit to outer loop, or Now for coset enumeration I found in the GAP Manual for Version 4.7.8 the function CosetTable, but when I trying to execute in analogy with the example given there I get: gap> tab := CosetTable(G, U) Д®rror, no method found! For debugging hints type ?Recovery from NoMethodFoundД®rror, no 1st choice method found for `CosetTable' on 2 arguments called fromД¬alled from read-eval loop at line 3 of *stdin* To create a group and a subgroup I execute: gap> G := SymmetricGroup( 8 ) Now I want to do a simple task, enumerating the cosets. for windows, and installed everything (all packages, including'ACE') with the installer.

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Notice this same problem is there with ATI Catalist and Linux update after you install the new ATI Catalist driver you HAVE to recompile the kernel.ДЄlso i think this kind of issue are only against AUR packages, as pacman does not know how to retrive and install them a new thing that pacman 5 introduce are pre and post update hook, that mean that PROBABLY this kind of issue can be automated, like making a pre-hook on pacman update that call yaourt to update package-query (and after that it will fail if the dependency are not satisfied, for example the fixed version still have to be released), then a post-hook to recompile package-query once pacman has been updated.I have downloaded GAP version 4.7.8. Then you update pacman, as you don't have any dependency problem, but really you break package-query but because pacman does not see that, you then have to recompile manually package-query. But you still have pacman 4 installed, so it compiles against it. So you have first of all update package-query to the new version that can use pacman 5. So if you start to just update pacman, you would get an error as the installed (old) package-query wants only pacman 4. There was never had been risk as package-query was tested when pacman 5 was in testing, then a new version accepting pacman 5 as dependency has been released.

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