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Constructive recognition of matrix groups

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GRAW02 - Computational and algorithmic methods

After decades of work by many people, the successes of Matrix Group Recognition Projects and their implementations in the CompositionTree package allow, for the first time, to compute efficiently with large matrix groups (defined over finite fields). A crucial ingredient in those algorithms is the constructive recognition of classical groups. I will survey some of those results and then comment in more detail on my work (with Eamonn O'Brien and Charles Leedham-Green) for finding standard generators in classical groups.

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