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    Constructive Membership Testing in Classical Groups

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    Let G be a perfect classical group defined over a finite field F and generated by a set of standard generators X. Let E be the image of an absolutely irreducible representation of G by matrices over a field of the natural characteristic. Given the image of X in E, we present algorithms that write an arbitrary element of E as a straight-line programme in this image of X in E. The algorithms run in polynomial time.
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    Costi, Elliot Mark
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    http://qmro.qmul.ac.uk/xmlui/handle/123456789/28509
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