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22 June 2024

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  • curprev 01:4201:42, 22 June 2024Ai talk contribs 4,603 bytes +4,603 Created page with "== Introduction == In the field of mathematics, particularly in group theory and its applications, stabilizer groups play a crucial role. A stabilizer group, also known as an isotropy group or little group, is a subgroup of a given group that leaves a particular element of a set invariant under the group action. This concept is fundamental in understanding the symmetry properties of various mathematical structures and has applications in areas such as geometry, algebra,..."