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MrRedHair
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I understand how commutators work. How a commutator is an algorithm, AB, and its inverse, A'B', written as [A,B], and also how a conjugate is CBC', or [C:B]. My question is more directed to the notation. [A:B] [C:B'] is the same as A B A' C B' C' - how can those moves turn into [C: [C' A, B]]? The last part makes no sense to me. If anybody could try and explain how commutator/conjugate notation works, it would be most appreciated. Thank you.
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