Permutation group sending even to even and odd to odd

group-theory parity permutations symmetric-groups permutation-cycles

Solution 1:

Let $M$ be the set of even numbers the permutations act on and $N$ be the set of odd numbers the permutations act on. Then the subgroup in question is

$$S_M\times S_N.$$

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