Orbit Computation for Atomically Generated Subgroups of Isometries of Z^n

10/03/2019
by   Haizi Yu, et al.
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Isometries and their induced symmetries are ubiquitous in the world. Taking a computational perspective, this paper considers isometries of Z^n (since values are discrete in digital computers), and tackles the problem of orbit computation under various isometry subgroup actions on Z^n. Rather than just conceptually, we aim for a practical algorithm that can partition any finite subset of Z^n based on the orbit relation. In this paper, instead of all subgroups of isometries, we focus on a special class of subgroups, namely atomically generated subgroups. This newly introduced notion is key to inheriting the semidirect-product structure from the whole group of isometries, and in turn, the semidirect-product structure is key to our proposed algorithm for efficient orbit computation.

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