Almost commuting permutations are near commuting permutations
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Abstract: We prove that the commutator is stable in permutations endowed with the Hamming distance, that is, two permutations that almost commute are near two commuting permutations. Our result extends to -tuples of almost commuting permutations, for any given , and allows restrictions, for instance, to even permutations.
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