Abstract
Abstract An action of a group on a set is a map that associates to each element of the group an invertible transformation of the given set, in such a way that the group operation corresponds to composition of transformations. Thus, the group may be thought of as a group of transformations. For instance, every matrix group is naturally thought of as a group of invertible linear transformations of a Euclidean space.
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