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Pointwise stabilizer (G(S)​=⋂x∈S​Gx​)

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For a group action, the pointwise stabilizer of a set S is the subgroup fixing each of its points individually. It is the intersection of their stabilizer subgroups. This is stronger than merely mapping the set to itself.

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