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Inverse-transpose automorphism (τ(g)=(g−1)T)

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Inverse transpose is an automorphism of order at most two. On projective geometry it implements point-hyperplane duality. For GL3​(2) it swaps distinct point- and plane-stabilizer classes, so it is outer.

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