Dr David McGrath
Spine Physician
MB BS (Hons) FAFOM, RACP, FAFMMMaster of Pain Medicine
N1 (xyx) | N2 (xyz) | N3 (zyx) | N4 (zyz) | |
N1 (xyx) | 1____ | 2___ | 1____ | 2____ |
N2 (xyz) | 1____ | 2___ | 1____ | 2____ |
N3 (zyx) | 3____ | 4____ | 3____ | 4____ |
N4 (zyz) | 3____ | 4____ | 3____ | 4____ |
N1 | N4 | N2 | N3 | ||
Recursion | 1z3=1 | 4x2=4 | 2z4=2 | 3x1=3 | |
Recursion/Participation | 1x1=1 | 4z4=4 | 2x2=2 | 3z3=3 | |
Creation/Participation | 2x1=1 | 3z4=4 | 1x2=2 | 4z3=3 | |
Creation | 2z3=1 | 3x2=4 | 1z4=2 | 4x1=3 |
Creation | Destruction | Recursion | Participation | Total | ||
N1 | 2x1=1 | 1x2=2 | 1z3=1 | 3x1=3 | 4 | |
N1* | 2z3=1 | 1z4=2 | 1x1=1 | 4x1=3 | 4 | |
N2 | 1x2=2 | 2x1=1 | 2z4=2 | 4x2=4 | 4 | |
N2* | 1z4=2 | 2z3=1 | 2x2=2 | 3x2=4 | 4 | |
N4 | 3z4=4 | 4z3=3 | 4x2=4 | 2z4=2 | 4 | |
N4* | 3x2=4 | 4x1=3 | 4z4=4 | 1z4=2 | 4 | |
N3 | 4z3=3 | 3z4=4 | 3x1=3 | 1z3=1 | 4 | |
N3* | 4x1=3 | 3x2=4 | 3z3=3 | 2z3=1 | 4 | |
Total | 8 | 8 | 8 | 8 | 32 |
(1,[2,3]), (4,[2,3]) (3,[1,4]),(2,[1,4]) =Transform Triples
Recursion | Participation | Creation | Destruction | Total | ||
N1 | 1z3=1 | 3x1=3 | 2x1=1 | 1x2=2 | 4 | |
N3 | 3x1=3 | 1z3=1 | 4z3=3 | 3z4=4 | 4 | |
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N2 | 2z4=2 | 4x2=4 | 1x2=2 | 2x1=1 | 4 | |
N4 | 4x2=4 | 2z4=2 | 3z4=4 | 4z3=3 | 4 | |
N1* | 1x1=1 | 4x1=3 | 2z3=1 | 1z4=2 | 4 | |
N4* | 4z4=4 | 1z4=2 | 3x2=4 | 4x1=3 | 4 | |
N2* | 2x2=2 | 3x2=4 | 1z4=2 | 2z3=1 | 4 | |
N3* | 3z3=3 | 2z3=1 | 4x1=3 | 3x2=4 | 4 | |
Total | 8 | 8 | 8 | 8 | 32 |
Creation 2x1=1 | Creation 2z3=1 | |||
Participation 3x1=3 | Recursion 1z3=1 | |||
N1Neighbourhood | ||||
Participation 4x1=3 | Recursion 1x1=1 | |||
Destruction 1x2=2 | Destruction 1z4=2 |
Creation 3z4=4 |
Creation 3x2=4 |
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Participation 2z4=2 | Recursion 4x2=4 | |||
N4Neighbourhood | ||||
Participation 1z4=2 |
Recursion 4z4=4 | |||
Destruction 4z3=3 |
Destruction 4x1=3 |
Creation 4z3=3 | Creation 4x1=3 | |||
Participation 1z3=1 | Recursion 3x1=3 | |||
N3Neighbourhood | ||||
Participation 2z3=1 | Recursion 3z3=3 | |||
Destruction 3z4=4 | Destruction 3x2=4 |
Creation 1x2=2 |
Creation 1z4=2 |
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Participation 4x2=4 |
Recursion 2z4=2 |
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N2Neighbourhood | ||||
Participation 3x2=4 |
Recursion 2x2=2 |
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Destruction 2x1=1 |
Destruction 2z3=1 |
There are four (4) even permutations on the Object set. Permutations are created by exchanging triples T(1234) and (xz) bonding.
Identity=P0 (1234,xz)=(1)(2)(3)(4) and (x)(z)
Vertical Reflection=P1(1234,xz)=(2143)=(12)(34) and (x)(z)
Rotation=P2(1234,xz)=(4321)=(14)(23) and (xz)
Horizontal Reflection=P3(1234,xz)=(3412)=(13)(24) and (xz)
The permutations form a group under composition and
PxPx=Po, PxPy=PyPx, PxPo=Px (inverse,abelian,identity)
Reflection+Reflection=Rotation
Reflection1+Rotation=Reflection2
Reflection2+Rotation=Reflection1
The permutation matrix is as follows.
f1f2 | (1234) | (12)(34) | (14)(23) | (13)(24) |
(1234) | (1234) | (12)(34) | (14)(23)) | (13)(24) |
(12)(34) | (12)(34) | (1234) | (13)(24) | (14)(23) |
(14)(23) | (14)(23) | (13)(24) | (1234) | (12)(34) |
(13)(24) | (13)(24) | (14)(23) | (12)(34) | (1234) |
The group can be recognised as the Klein4 group which is the automorphism group of
Po | P1 | P2 | P3 | |
P0 | Po | P1 | P2 | P3 |
P1 | P1 | Po | P3 | P2 |
P2 | P2 | P3 | Po | P1 |
P3 | P3 | P2 | P1 | Po |
The permutation group on the neighbourhood objects:
1.Equivalent to a Klein 4-Group. The smallest non-cyclic group. Order 4.
2.Isomorphic to Dih2. (Dihedral group of order 2) (groups of polygon symmetry)
3.Subgroup of A4 {(1234),(2143),(4321),(3412): (123),(213),(124),(421),(234),(243),(134),(143) }=4!/2 Also subgroup of S4.
4.Normal Subgroup because operation is invariant under conjugation. gag¯¹(inverse)=a eg(2143)(3)(2143)=(3)
5. Symmetry group of Rectangle. With elements identity (1234),vertical reflection (13)(24),horizontal reflection (12)(34),180 rotation (14)(23).
6.All neighbourhood objects are equivalent under K4group action, in the sense that there is a K4 element , such that for or all x,y gx=y. Thus K4 is transitive and all neighbourhoods belong to the one ORBIT.
7.K4=Z2xZ2 with 3 Z2 (cyclic) subgroups (Po,P1)(Po,P2)(Po,P3)
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