Alper ODABAŞ, Zekeriya ARVASİ, Elif ILGAZ ÇAĞLAYAN

Commutativity degree of crossed modules

In this work, we define the notion of commutativity degree of crossed modules and find some bounds on commutativity degree for special types of crossed modules. Also, we give a function for finding commutativity degree of crossed modules in GAP and classify crossed modules by using this function.

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