Links

The following links relate to things discussed on the Group Explorer web site.  If you know of a page that would go well here, please let me know (ncarter@bentley.edu).

Abstract Algebra Software

	GAP - Groups, Algorithms, and Programming (Computational)
	The Magma Computational Algebra System (Computational)
	MAGNUS, by the New York Group Theory Cooperative (Computational)
	GROUP-LAB - Although this is an old DOS program (!) it is the only other software I've found that generates Cayley diagrams.
	Several pieces of software, e.g. Exploring Small Groups, Finite Group Behavior, et al. (Educational)

Abstract Algebra Visualization

	Marcus Pivato's Math 330 page The link above is to the "pictures" page in Marcus's site, which has many visualizations of algebraic objects, concepts, operations, proofs, etc.  He does some Cayley diagrams.
	Cliff Reiter's page on fractal Cayley diagrams John Meier and Cliff Reiter have written a paper on computer-generated Cayley diagrams for infinite groups, and how using fractal concepts makes the whole group visible within a bounded region.
	Ron Knott's page about golden sections and platonic solids
	Maria Voloshina's braid group visualization applet

Classifications of Small Finite Groups

	MathWorld's Finite Groups page
	David Green's classifications of groups of certain orders
	John Pedersen's groups of small order page
	The Mathematical Atlas' Abstract Finite Groups page