Orbit closed permutation groups, relation groups, and simple groups
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- Boolean Functions, Invariance Groups, and Parallel Complexity
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- Distinguishing numbers for graphs and groups
- Finite primitive groups and edge-transitive hypergraphs
- Graphical representations of cyclic permutation groups
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- Invariance groups of functions and related Galois connections
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- On finite permutation groups with the same orbits on unordered sets
- On groups with no regular orbits on the set of subsets
- Orbit equivalence and permutation groups defined by unordered relations.
- Orbit-equivalent infinite permutation groups.
- Primitive Groups with no Regular Orbits on the Set of Subsets
- Set-Transitive Permutation Groups
- Symmetry groups of Boolean functions and constructions of permutation groups
- Symmetry groups of Boolean functions.
- The distinguishing number of quasiprimitive and semiprimitive groups
- Trivial Set-Stabilizers in Finite Permutation Groups
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