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Let $G=QD_{8k}~$ be the quasi-dihedral group of order $8n$ and $theta$ be an automorphism of $QD_{8k}$ of finite order. The fixed-point set $H$ of $theta$ is defined as $H_{theta}=G^{theta}={xin G mid theta(x)=x}$ and generalized symmetric space $Q$ of $theta$ given by $Q_{theta}={gin G mid g=xtheta(x)^{-1}~mbox{for some}~xin G}.$ The characteristics of the sets $H$ and $Q$ have been calculated. It is shown that for any $H$ and $Q,~~H.Q eq QD_{8k}.$ the $H$-orbits on $Q$ are obtained under different conditions. Moreover, the formula to find the order of $v$-th root of unity in $mathbb{Z}_{2k}$ for $QD_{8k}$ has been calculated. The criteria to find the number of equivalence classes denoted by $C_{4k}$ of the involution automorphism has also been constructed. Finally, the set of twisted involutions $R=R_{theta}={~xin G~mid~theta(x)=x^{-1}}$ has been explored.
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