Three views of A5
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The dodecahedron, whose group of symmetries is A5
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A buckyball (soccerball) Cayley diagram with cosets of a cyclic subgroup of order 5 highlighted by color
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A truncated dodecahedron Calyey diagram
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Four views of S4
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A truncated cube Cayley diagram, with cosets of an order-3 subgroup highlighted by color
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A truncated octahedron Cayley diagram
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A rhombicuboctahedron Cayley diagram
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A Cayely diagram made from three order-2 generators (one of the least symmetric Cayley diagrams to be found)
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Highlighting and Reorganization
The tutorial pages on Editing
Cayley Diagrams and Editing
Multiplication Tables each have an example of reorganizing the view to
exemplify normality of a subgroup. The results of such techniques appear
in the following two views of the normality of the Klein-4 group within A4.
We recommend reading those tutorials to fully appreciate the following two
pictures.
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An organization of the Cayley diagram for the alternating group A4 that demonstrates the normality of the Klein-4 subgroup V4
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An organization of the multiplication table for the alternating group A4 that demonstrates the normality of the Klein-4 subgroup V4
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Other interesting images
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Group element names appear as node labels in this cylindrical Cayley diagram of S3 x Z2
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Group element names appear as node labels and cosets of the subgroup <f> highlighed by color in this Cayley diagram of S3
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Cosets of the subgroup <r> are chunked together in this alternate organization of the Cayley diagram for S3
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A normal Sylow 3-subgroup is highlighted in yellow in this rectangular solid Cayley diagram for S3 x Z3
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