A method for building permutation representations of finitely presented groups
Gabriele Nebe, Richard Parker, and Sarah Rees

TL;DR
This paper introduces an algorithm to construct permutation representations of finitely presented groups by building partial representations (bricks) and combining them into a transitive permutation representation (mosaic).
Contribution
The paper presents a novel algorithmic approach for constructing permutation representations of finitely presented groups using a modular brick-and-mosaic framework.
Findings
Algorithm successfully constructs permutation representations for various finitely presented groups.
The method efficiently combines partial representations into a transitive permutation representation.
Potential applications in computational group theory and symmetry analysis.
Abstract
We design an algorithm to find certain partial permutation representations of a finitely presented group (the bricks) that may be combined to a transitive permutation representation of (the mosaic) on the disjoint union.
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