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DIHEDRAL GROUP

Dina Fitriya Alwi


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Risna Zulfa Musriroh 13610013
Nur Hidayati
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DIHEDRAL GROUP

Dehidral group is a group of symmetris


compilation from regular side-n, notated by
D2n , for each n is the positive integer, n 3.
Regular Poligon with n side has 2n different
Symmetry, it's n ratation symmetry and n
refection symmetry.
if n is odd, each axis of symmetry connect
center line to accros line of it.
if n is even there are

symmetry axis

connecting between side and side other and


symmetry axis connecting between angle and
angle other.

R1

R3

DIHEDRAL OF TRIANGLE
F3

F2

F1

R2

6 ROTATION AND REFLECTION ON DIHEDRAL GROUP


For

the rotation on 3 , will be shown on triangel

flat

1
1 =

3 = 3600

1200

3
2 = 2400

And

the rotation will be written as follow :

In 1 will be rotated as far as 120 at a center point 0 and opposite with clockwise
So, 1 1 = 2
1 2 = 3

1 =

1
2

2 3
3 1

1 3 =1
Then will be written in cycle form as follow :
1 = (1 2 3)

In 2 will be rotated as far as 240 at a center point 0 at a center point and opposite
with clockwise
So, 2 (1) = 3
2 3 =2

2 =

1 3
3 2

2
1

2 (2) = 1
Then will be written in cycle form as follow :
2 = (1 3 2)

In 3 will be rotated as far as 360 at a center point 0 at a center


point an opposite with clockwise
So, 3 (1) = 1
1 2 3
3 (2) = 2
3 =
1 2 3
3 (3) = 3
Then will be written in cycle form as follow :
3 = 1 2 (3)

following reflection 3 at two dimensional shape


(triagle)

The

1 1

2
And

its reflection will be written as follows :

Reflection

1 =

(2 3)

Reflection
2

about 2nd axis

= (1 3)

Reflection
3

about 1st axis

= (1 2)

about 3rd axis

ROTATION OPPOSITE WITH CLOCKWISE DIRECTION


1

R1

R3
F3

F2

F1
2

R2

ROTATION EQUAL CLOCKWISE DIRECTION


1

R3

R1
F2

F3
F1

R2

Example:
- Rotation notated with Rn
- Reflection notated with Fn
P3 = R1, R2, R3, F1, F2, F3
with operation of compostion form the group.

Symmetry on Triangle

R3

R3
R3

R1
R1

R2
R2

F1
F1

F2
F2

F3
F3

R1
R2
F1

R1
R2
F1

R2
R3
F2

R3
R1
F3

F3
F2
R3

F1
F3
R1

F2
F1
R2

F2
F3

F2
F3

F3
F1

F1
F2

R2
R1

R3
R2

R1
R3

R1R1= R2

R3F2= F2

R1= (1 2 3); R2 = (1 3 2)

R3 = (1) (2) (3) ; F2 = (1 3)

Compostion

Compostion

R1R1(1)=R1 (R1(1))=R1(2)=3

R3F2(1)=R3 (F2(1))=R3(3)=3

R1R1(2)=R1 (R1(2))=R1(3)=1

R3F2(2)=R3 (F2(2))=R3(2)=2

R1R1(3)=R1 (R1(3))=R1(1)=2

R3F2(3)=R3 (F2(3))=R3(1)=1

Permutation

Permutation

R1R1=
=

R3F2=
=

Cycle

Cycle

R1R1= (1 2 3)(1 2 3)

R3F2= I (1 3)

= (1 3 2)

= (1 3)

F1R1= F2

F3F3= R3

R1= (1 2 3); F1= (2 3); F2 = (1 3)

F3 = (1 2); R3 = (1) (2) (3)

Compostion

Compostion

F1R1(1)=F1 (R1(1))=F1(2)=3

F3F3(1)=F3 (F3(1))=F3(2)=1

F1R1(2)=F1 (R1(2))=F1(3)=2

F3F3(2)=F3 (F3(2))=F3(1)=2

F1R1(3)=F1 (R1(3))=R1(1)=1

F3F3(3)=F3 (F3(3))=F3(3)=3

Permutation

Permutation

R1F1=
=

F3F3=
=

Cycle

Cycle

F1R1= (1 2 3)(2 3)

F3F3= (1 2) (1 2)

= (1 3)

= (1) (2) (3)

3 ,

BIJECTION FUNCTION

6 , *

>

>

>

>

>

sr

>

CHARACTERISTIC OF DIHEDRAL GROUP

(Dummit and Foote, 2004)

Implies: - The set of rotation = R1, R2, R3


- The set of reflection = F1, F2, F3
then related R1 ~ and F1 ~
D6 =D2.3
= 1, r, r2, s, sr, sr2

The Relation from P3 to D6

r2

sr

sr2

1
r
r2
s
sr
sr2

1
r
r2
s
sr
sr2

r
r2
1
sr
sr2
s

r2
1
r
sr2
s
sr

s
sr2
sr
1
r2
r

sr
s
sr2
r
1
r2

sr2
sr
s
r2
r
1

rr

=r2

rr2=r3=1
r2 r=r3=1

rsr=sr r1
=sr(r2)
=s

r2 r2=r4=r

r sr2=sr2 r1
=sr2(r2)
=sr

s r=r-1 s
=s (r1) 1
=sr
sr r2=(r2)-1 sr
=sr (r2)1) 1
=sr(r2)
=sr3
=s

ssr=s r
=s r
=1 r
=r
sr sr2=s rs r2
=s s r1 r2
=s s r2 r2
=r4=r

LATTICE DIAGRAM FOR SUBGRUPS OF D6

D6 = ,

sr

sr2

=
, , 2 =
, =
1, sr = sr
1, sr2 = sr2

LATTICE DIAGRAM FOR SUBGRUPS OF D6


2 = r,s
6 = 2.3 = (1, r, 2 , s, sr, 2 )
Subgroup of dihedral groups-6 are:

{1}=1

{1, r, 2 +=r

*1, s+=s

{1, sr+=sr

{1, 2 += 2

r,s
s

sr

8 = 2.4 = {1, r, 2 , 3 , s, sr, 2 , 3 )


Subgroup of dihedral groups-8 are:
1.
D8 = r, s
2.
{1}=r
3.
{1, r, 2 , 3 +=r r2, s
4.
{1, 2 }= 2
5.
{1, s}= s
6.
{1, sr+=sr
s

7.
{1, 2 += 2
8.
{1, 3 }= 3
9.
{1, 2 , s, 2 }= 2 , s
2
2
2
10. {1, , sr, += , sr

r, s

, sr

sr

HOMORFISME & ISOMORFISME

(1 2 ) = () *( 2 )

(3 ) = * 2
(3 ) = 3
3
= 3
For all element to preserving propery
3 6

IDENTITY
r1 r 3 = r1
r2 r3 = r2
r3 r3 = r3 = 1
So, can be known that identity = r 3

INVERS
I = r3
11 = 1
r 1 = r 2
(r 2 )1 =r

s 1 = s
(sr)1 = sr
(sr 2 )1 = sr 2

ORDER
(R1 )3 = 1 1 1 = 3
(R 2 )3 = 2 2 2 = 3
(R 3 )1 = 3

| 1 |= 3
| 2 |= 3
| 3 |= 1

(F1 )2 = 1 1 = 3
(F2 )2 = 2 2 = 3
(F3 )2 = 3 3 = 3

| 1 |= 2
| 2 |= 2
| 3 |= 2

ORDER
= 3
2 2 2= 6 3
3 = 3

||=3
|2|=3
|3|=1

= 3
s = 3
2 2 = 3
|s|=|s2|=|s3|=|sn1|=2

||=3
|s|=3
|s2|=3

Because s is notation of reflection, sufficiently 2 times reflection to


return original position then order from reflection is 2.

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