“…Also j(m, n) = j(n, m), and ~( m , n) = n(n, m). When x(F) = 0 a Jordan basis for S of the type (10) was specified by Trampus [ l l ] (see Theorem 3); in this case I, = m + n + 1 -2r (1 I r I r,) and so ~( m , n) is the identity permutation r(ro) of { 1,2,. . .…”