dot-class | R Documentation |
The dot object is defined in the freealg package, and
imported here, so that idiom like .[x,y]
returns the
commutator, that is, x^-1 y^-1 xy
.
x |
Object of any class |
i , j |
elements to commute |
... |
Further arguments to |
Always returns an object of the same class as xy
.
Robin K. S. Hankin
.[as.free("x"), as.free("y")]
.[abc(1:6),"z"]
x <- rfree()
y <- rfree()
z <- rfree()
.[x,y] == -x-y+x+y # should be TRUE
abelianize(.[x,y])
## Jacobi identity _not_ satisfied with this definition:
is.id(.[x,.[y,z]] + .[y,.[z,x]] + .[z,.[x,y]])
## But the Hall-Witt identity is:
all(is.id(.[.[x,-y],z]^y + .[.[y,-z],x]^z + .[.[z,-x],y]^x))
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