Definition
Lyons group
The Lyons sporadic simple group, realized by fixed 111-dimensional matrices over the field with five elements.
The Lyons group is the subgroup generated by the fixed pair of matrices in dataset LyG1-f5r111B0:
The files LyG1-f5r111B0.m1 and LyG1-f5r111B0.m2 specify and , respectively; their entries are part of this concrete definition. Here is the field with five elements, consists of invertible matrices, and the group operation is matrix multiplication over that field. The exact generator files are linked in References.
Order and structure
This group is a nonabelian finite simple group, with
It belongs to the pariah display block of sporadic groups.
Using the concrete model
The realization acts faithfully on . Its matrix degree is distinct from the order of the group. The defining data are the specified matrices; conditions on the orders of two unspecified generators do not replace those data. The notation names one finite group and has no rank or field parameter.
References
- ATLAS, Lyons group, order heading and “Representations of Ly.”
- ATLAS, representation LyG1-f5r111B0, “About this representation” and “Download”; exact MeatAxe text matrices A and B.
- ATLAS, sporadic groups, “Pariahs.”