00:01
Okay, so when we multiply these permutations.
00:03
So permutations, within a permutation, you read from left to right, but then you read the overall thing from right to left.
00:13
So let's see.
00:14
So one goes to two, and then nothing here, and then two goes to four.
00:22
And then four only appears there, so it goes back to one.
00:29
Then two goes to three, and then three goes to eight, and eight goes to one, which goes to seven.
00:43
And seven goes to six, six goes to five, five goes to nine, which then goes to two.
00:59
And then nine goes to one, and then back to nine.
01:05
And that's all we got, one through nine.
01:13
Number b, we got two, three, seven, times one, two, times three, five, seven, six, four, times, okay, the important thing is we wanna end up with disjoint cycles.
01:40
Okay, so again, we'll start with one, goes to four, which goes to three, which goes to seven.
01:48
And seven goes to six, six goes to four, four goes to one, which goes to two, which goes to three, three goes to five, five goes to seven, which goes to two, two goes to one.
02:12
We're back at the beginning...