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This file contains various comments. Some may also be useful for other recognition algorithms. In particular I hope that it is pretty straightforward to write an easy wrapper function that can be installed as method for the recognition tree.
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A function
RecogNaturalSL2(G, q)to constructively recognizeSL(2,q)in its natural representation as 2x2-matrices. This works over very large fields as long as one can compute discrete logarithms.I hope that it is very straightforward to use/wrap it as method for appropriate leaf nodes.