2001International Journal of Algebra and ComputationRequires access

REPRESENTING BRAIDS BY AUTOMORPHISMS

Vladimir Shpilrain

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Based on a normal form for braid group elements suggested by Dehornoy, we prove several representations of braid groups by automorphisms of a free group to be faithful. This includes a simple proof of the standard Artin's representation being faithful.

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Based on a normal form for braid group elements suggested by Dehornoy, we prove several representations of braid groups by automorphisms of a free group to be faithful. This includes a simple proof of the standard Artin's representation being faithful.

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Based on a normal form for braid group elements suggested by Dehornoy, we prove several representations of braid groups by automorphisms of a free group to be faithful. This includes a simple proof of the standard Artin's representation being faithful.

Key concepts: Mathematics, Braid group, Automorphism, Braid theory, Braid, Faithful representation, Simple (philosophy), Automorphisms of the symmetric and alternating groups

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