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INVERSE are the inverse operator list, and the Gensym symbol for it, respectively. The CLASS property value is another Gensym atom which has as its value a list of all of the operators in that class. (In this simple case, the value of // CLS-1 is the list (// GRP-1), etc.) The remaining pairs in each property list represent the group multiplication table. For any particular group multiplication, an element of the group list at the top of Table I pertains to the right operator, the property indicator pertains to the left operator, and the property value pertains to the product. For example, for the product of the permutation operator (123) with itself,... 

Determine the distinct symmetry operations which take it into itself construct the group multiplication table for these operations, and identify the point group to which this figure belongs. 

Table 7.5 Group Multiplication Table for Point Group D h (6m2)a...

Table 4-1. Group Multiplication Table for the C2v Point Group...

Work out the group multiplication table for the Dj double group and derive the class structure. 

The fourfold rotations, C are inverse to one another, rather than being self-inverse so are the corresponding improper rotations 4 As a result, the Group Multiplication Table for D4/1, unlike that of D2/1 (Table 2.1), cannot have all E-s along the diagonal. 

It is clear that any two of these numbers multiplied together will equal any one of the numbers, so this representation satisfies the group multiplication table for the 2 group. The complete set of representations of transformation numbers illustrated in Fig. 3.7 is given in Table 3.5. 

Table 3.2. Group multiplication table for symmetries of the 2D square lattice.

Find the symmetries and construct the group multiplication table for a 2D square lattice model, with two atoms per unit cell, at positions ti = 0, t2 = O.Sai + 0.3ay, where a is the lattice constant. Is this group symmorphic or non-symmorphic ... 

Set up a group multiplication table for trans-difluoroethylene as an example of the Clh group. The arrows by the hydrogen and fluorine atoms will help. Are any of the operations in the same class ... 

As a second example, consider the group formed by the elements 1, r, —1, -i, where i2 = -1. These elements are developed by the operations r , where n is an integer. If the law of combination is ordinary multiplication, the multiplication table for this cyclic group can be developed (Table 1). This... 

The ensemble of elements that are mutually conjugate form a class TJje concept of a class is most easily demonstrated by an example. The multiplication table for the group of matrices defined by Eq. (2) is given in Table 3. With its use the relations... 

Table 2 Multiplication table for the four-group composed of the matrices of Eqs. (1). 

The four operations which form the symmetry group for the water molecule are represented in Fig. 2. It can be easily verified that the multiplication table for these symmetry operations is that already developed (Table 2). Thus, the symmetry group of the water molecule is isomorphic with the four-group. 

All of these combinations of operations can be summarized in a group multiplication table like that shown in Table 5.2. The multiplication table (see Table 5.2) for the C2v group is thus constructed so that the combination of operations follow the four rules presented at the beginning of this section. 

This process could be continued so that all the combinations of symmetry operations would be worked out. Table 5.3 shows the multiplication table for the C3 point group, which is the point group to which a pyramidal molecule such as NH3 belongs. 

Multiplication tables can be constructed for the combination of symmetry operations for other point groups. However, it is not the multiplication table as such which is of interest. The multiplication table for the C2v point group is shown in Table 5.2. If we replace E, C2, and cryz by +1, we find that the numbers still obey the multiplication table. For example,... 

Use the procedure outlined in the text to obtain the multiplication table for the C4i, point group. 

Write the multiplication table for the group of permutations of three objects. 

The regular representation is a reducible representation composed of matrices constructed as follows first write down the group multiplication table in such a way that the order of the rows corresponds to the inverses of the operations heading the columns in this way will appear only along the diagonal of the table. For example, from Table 3 4.2 we would have... 

The multiplication table for the group G3v is given in Table 9.1. The three symmetry planes oa, ob, oc, are defined in Fig. 9.1 as making angles of 30°, 150°, and 270°, respectively, with the positive x axis. (The subscripts have no reference to the principal axes of inertia.) Consider the entry in the... 

Show that (9.2) is the only possible multiplication table for a group of order 3. 

Derive the possible multiplication tables for a group of order 4. (If you seem to find more than two forms, recall that the elements of a group are not ordered in any particular way hence the labels A,B,C are arbitrary and may be interchanged.)... 

Write down the multiplication table for the cyclic group of order 5. Show by trial and error that no other one is possible. 

If we start with the multiplication table for group G3 and add another element, C, which commutes with both A and B, what multiplication table do we end up with ... 

Invent as many different noncyclic groups of order 8 as you can and give the multiplication table for each. 

Derive the multiplication table for all other groups of order 6 besides the one shown in the text. This will require you to show that a group of order 6 in which every element is its own inverse is impossible. 

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