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3737For more details, see the official CC BY-SA 4.0 license: < https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/ > .
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40- ## Origin of the Logo
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42- The logo was designed by Max Horn, who gives this explanation for the
43- design rationale behind it.
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45- > The diagram in the left part is meant to symbolize symmetry, here $S_3$
46- > acting on the vertices of a graph with four nodes, the action indicated by
47- > arrows suggesting involutions swapping the leaves. The graph can also be
48- > interpreted as the Dynkin diagram of type $D_4$, and then the group action
49- > is the triality automorphism which plays an important role in algebriac Lie
50- > theory, finite simple groups, geometry and more.
51- >
52- > The letters GAP feature prominently and are arranged vertically. It is red,
53- > matching the color of the central node of the Dynkin diagram. The central node
54- > thus represents GAP and the outer nodes revolve around it
55- >
56- > In addition, in the full logo we spell out what the abbreviation GAP stands
57- > for, to convey clearly what GAP is about.
58- >
59- > The font in the logo is the [ Ubuntu Font] ( https://design.ubuntu.com/font/ ) . It
60- > is under a [ liberal license] ( https://ubuntu.com/legal/font-licence ) that is
61- > compatible with the open source spirit of the GAP project. Its design blurb
62- > states that it aims to "convey a precise, reliable and free attitude", which
63- > of course fits well with GAP.
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65- More information can be found at < https://github.com/gap-system/gap-logo > .
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