Getting started with Group Theory
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Group
Define $ G = {a, B, c, \ ldots }$, $ * $ for binary operations on the set $ G $
When the set $ G $ meets the following nature under the operation $ * $, we call the set $ G $ a group under the operation $ * $, for short, $ G $ is a group.
- Closed: $ \ forall a, B \ in G, \ exists c \ in G, a ^ {\ ast} B = c $
- Combination law: $ \ forall a, B, c \ in G, (a * B) * c = a * (B * c) $
- Unit: $ \ forall a \ in G, \ exists e \ in G, a * e = e * a = a $
- Reverse meta: $ \ forall a \ in G, \ exists B \ in G, a * B = B * a = e $, note $ B = a ^ {-1} $
$ * $ Can be any operation, for example, $ +-\ times/$
Multiplication group: Multiplication Group
Addition group: The operation rule is the addition group.
Finite Group: the elements in a group are finite groups.
Wireless group: the elements in a group are infinite groups.
Price of a finite group: number of elements in a finite group
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