The six conjugates of the quintic Frobenius invariant #
The orbit of Dummit's quintic invariant has six elements. Here they are represented by the permutations of the last three variables that fix the first two. This explicit orbit makes the universal resolvent a product of six named factors, useful for calculating its coefficients and checking specializations.
Main results #
TauCeti.renameOrbit_quinticF20Invariant: the six representatives give the entire orbit.TauCeti.universalResolvent_quinticF20Invariant: the resulting six-factor product.
References #
- D. S. Dummit, Solving solvable quintics, Mathematics of Computation 57 (1991), §2.
Representatives of the six cosets of the stabilizer of Dummit's quintic invariant. They permute the last three indices and fix the first two.
Equations
- TauCeti.quinticF20OrbitRepresentatives = {1, Equiv.swap 2 3, Equiv.swap 3 4, Equiv.swap 2 4, Equiv.swap 2 3 * Equiv.swap 3 4, Equiv.swap 3 4 * Equiv.swap 2 3}
Instances For
The orbit representatives are the identity and the five nontrivial permutations of the last three indices.
There are six orbit representatives, one for each conjugate of the invariant.
A product over the orbit representatives, expanded into its six factors.
The six permutations of the last three indices give all conjugates of Dummit's quintic invariant. In particular, none of their renamings coincide as integral polynomials.
The universal quintic Frobenius resolvent is the product of the six linear factors indexed by the explicit orbit representatives.