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Something is Seriously odd in the World of Composition of Mappings #2540
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Digging into the manual, I see I should really have used
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More oddness:
Arguably this should give an error abotu the sources and ranges (or be a restricted mapping), but this is clearly wrong. As is
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Something is Seriously odd in the World of Composition of Identity Mappings
Something is Seriously odd in the World of Composition of Mappings
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alpha should be the identity mapping on the INTERSECTION of Sym([1..5]) and Sym([1,2,3,4,6])
In fact it seems to be a fairly inconsistent object.
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So something pretty odd is going on here. For
z := CompositionMapping(x,y)
the manual doesn't seem to tell us either (a) what the requirements forSource(x)
andRange(y)
are?(b) What
Source(z)
andRange(z)
should be. Once we know that, we can fix the methods.I haven't explored non-identity mappings yet.
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