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The deletion condition for involutory generators says that whenever a word
s1​s2​⋯sm​,qquadsi​∈S,
(1)
is not reduced, there are indices i<j such that deleting si​ and sj​ leaves a word representing the same group element.
The exchange condition for a Coxeter group says that if w=s1​⋯sm​ is reduced and s∈S satisfies ℓS​(sw)<ℓS​(w), then
sw=s1​⋯si​​⋯sm​
(2)
for some i. There is an equivalent right-handed form for ℓS​(ws)<ℓS​(w).

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