Volume 1 • Issue 1 • PP: 42-47 • 2022
A Study of Novel Algebraic Game Over Some Finite Groups and Open Problems
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This paper uses the algebraic structure of the group to introduce a novel algebraic game with three players that occurs over finite groups.
Also, it analyzes this game over some finite groups with orders up to ten.
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