Re: Character Tables for M24 and M12

Can't you also get the character tables from the
program GAP? You can
download GAP for free and it gives you a lot of
capabilities along with
the character tables.
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Allan Adler <ara@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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Okay, I loaded the CharacterTable library. Version 4.4.7 of GAP. Now I tried:

CharacterTable( "M" );

for Monster Group. Assuming M is for Monster. No error.
How do I display it?

Thanks

Paul Hj
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