[r-t] group theory questions

[Philip Earis]

Hugh:
"I know a bit about ringing and a bit about group theory. But I have little 
idea about how group theory applies to ringing. Does anyone have any 
recommendations for any books/papers/on-line resources that I could go and 
read in order to clue myself up?"

I suggest you start with Brian Price's article:
<http://www.ringing.info/bdp/peals-in-parts/parts-0.html>


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