same with the results of applying the permutationsPeriodic bit permutations corresponding to the finite permutations shown on the left
The rows are the actual permutations, i.e. entry n in place i means, that i maps to n.
Most related images (like that on the right) show the results of applying the permutations. 
Between the row indices on the left and the matrix are the finite permutations describing the respective bit permutations.(Their fixed points are also highlighted in red.)
The matrix entries in columns 1, 2, 4, 8 are highlighted in bold.
They are the powers of two corresponding to the finite permutation on the left.(These are Walsh permutations, and the bold entries are their compression vectors. Compare e.g. this file, corresponding to row 3.)
(In a former version of this file the fixed points were highlighted in red, just like in File:Consecutive bit permutations 24x16, fixed points.svg.)



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