String C-group representations of transitive Groups: a case study with degree 11
Abstract
In this paper we give a non-computer-assisted proof of the following result: if G is an even transitive group of degree 11 and has a string C-group representation with rank r∈\4,5\ then G2(11). Moreover this string C-group is the group of automorphisms of the rank 4 polytope known as the 11-cell. The insights gained from this case study include techniques and observations concerning permutation representation graphs of string C-groups. The foundational lemmas yield a natural and intuitive understanding of these groups. These and similar approaches can be replicated and are applicable to the study of other transitive groups.
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