Invariable generation of the symmetric group
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Publication:2012195
Abstract: We say that permutations invariably generate if, no matter how one chooses conjugates of these permutations, generate . We show that if are chosen randomly from then, with probability tending to 1 as , they do not invariably generate . By contrast it was shown recently by Pemantle, Peres and Rivin that four random elements do invariably generate with positive probability. We include a proof of this statement which, while sharing many features with their argument, is short and completely combinatorial.
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