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What is the result of applying the mapping o to the element Xx1?
What is the result of applying the mapping o to the element Xx1?
- X30
- Xo
- X45 (correct)
- X35
What type of mapping is represented by the composition ooT?
What type of mapping is represented by the composition ooT?
- It is an identity mapping of S into itself. (correct)
- It is a mapping from T back into S.
- It is a one-to-one mapping of S into T.
- It is not defined.
If t acts on an element from set T, what will the result (m,n)t yield when m is even?
If t acts on an element from set T, what will the result (m,n)t yield when m is even?
- 0 (correct)
- m - n
- m + n
- Lif m is odd
What is the consequence of applying the mapping t followed by o to an integer n in the defined context?
What is the consequence of applying the mapping t followed by o to an integer n in the defined context?
What operation cannot be defined in the mapping o°t?
What operation cannot be defined in the mapping o°t?
Which of the following correctly describes the mapping t defined from T to U?
Which of the following correctly describes the mapping t defined from T to U?
When applying the mapping t°o, which of the following results can be inferred?
When applying the mapping t°o, which of the following results can be inferred?
What is the outcome of applying the mapping o to the real number s = 2 + 4?
What is the outcome of applying the mapping o to the real number s = 2 + 4?
What can be inferred about the relationship between the elements w and W-¢ from the discussion?
What can be inferred about the relationship between the elements w and W-¢ from the discussion?
Which of the following statements about the cyclic group of order n is true?
Which of the following statements about the cyclic group of order n is true?
What does the set G consist of, as defined in the context of finite mappings of S?
What does the set G consist of, as defined in the context of finite mappings of S?
According to the definitions provided, what is the order of the group G referenced?
According to the definitions provided, what is the order of the group G referenced?
In the context of the group operation defined, what can be said about the product of any two elements o and t in G?
In the context of the group operation defined, what can be said about the product of any two elements o and t in G?
Which of the following statements describes W given its role in relation to d: and y~'?
Which of the following statements describes W given its role in relation to d: and y~'?
What is the geometric realization of the cyclic group of order n described?
What is the geometric realization of the cyclic group of order n described?
What distinguishes the groups defined in terms of mappings from those that do not?
What distinguishes the groups defined in terms of mappings from those that do not?
What does the mapping defined as t:S x T > S where (a, b)t = a represent?
What does the mapping defined as t:S x T > S where (a, b)t = a represent?
What can be inferred about the projection t defined from S x T to T?
What can be inferred about the projection t defined from S x T to T?
If S = {x1, x2}, how many elements would S*, the set of subsets of S, contain?
If S = {x1, x2}, how many elements would S*, the set of subsets of S, contain?
What does the term 'image of S under t' refer to?
What does the term 'image of S under t' refer to?
What is the condition for the mapping t:S → T to be considered 'onto'?
What is the condition for the mapping t:S → T to be considered 'onto'?
In Example 1.2.8, what value is assigned to n when n is odd?
In Example 1.2.8, what value is assigned to n when n is odd?
Which of the following statements about the inverse image of t is false?
Which of the following statements about the inverse image of t is false?
In the context of equivalence relations, how is the mapping t:S → T defined?
In the context of equivalence relations, how is the mapping t:S → T defined?
What property does the element represented by the matrix possess in the group G?
What property does the element represented by the matrix possess in the group G?
If 'a', 'b', 'c', and 'd' are constants in the group, what condition is used to verify the membership of a matrix in G?
If 'a', 'b', 'c', and 'd' are constants in the group, what condition is used to verify the membership of a matrix in G?
Which of the following is true about the inverse of the matrix within G?
Which of the following is true about the inverse of the matrix within G?
In the context of the group G, what does the expression $ad - bc
eq 0$ imply?
In the context of the group G, what does the expression $ad - bc eq 0$ imply?
What is the importance of verifying that $ad - bc
eq 0$ for the elements of G?
What is the importance of verifying that $ad - bc eq 0$ for the elements of G?
Which of the following statements about G is true?
Which of the following statements about G is true?
In general group theory, what must hold true for any element within a group to qualify as a group?
In general group theory, what must hold true for any element within a group to qualify as a group?
What mathematical operation is primarily discussed in relation to the group G?
What mathematical operation is primarily discussed in relation to the group G?
What are trivial subgroups characterized by?
What are trivial subgroups characterized by?
In the example where G is the group of integers under addition and H consists of multiples of 5, what type of subgroup is H?
In the example where G is the group of integers under addition and H consists of multiples of 5, what type of subgroup is H?
What is true about cyclic groups in relation to abelian groups?
What is true about cyclic groups in relation to abelian groups?
What does (W) represent in the context of a group G and subset W?
What does (W) represent in the context of a group G and subset W?
When is a group G said to be cyclic?
When is a group G said to be cyclic?
Which of the following subsets is a subgroup of the group of nonzero real numbers under multiplication?
Which of the following subsets is a subgroup of the group of nonzero real numbers under multiplication?
What can be concluded about H(x%) and H(x₁) when x ≠ y for a set S under one-to-one mappings?
What can be concluded about H(x%) and H(x₁) when x ≠ y for a set S under one-to-one mappings?
What is the nature of the subgroup generated by a single element a in a group G?
What is the nature of the subgroup generated by a single element a in a group G?
Study Notes
Set Mappings and Projections
- Defined mapping ( t: S \times T \to S ) is the projection onto ( S ).
- For a projection ( t(a, b) = a ), it extracts the first element from the Cartesian product ( S \times T ).
- Analogously, projection onto ( T ) can be defined.
Subsets and Power Sets
- ( S^* ) represents the power set of ( S ), consisting of all subsets of ( S ).
- For example, if ( S = {x_1, x_2} ), then ( S^* = {\emptyset, S, {x_1}, {x_2}} ).
- The relation between ( S ) and ( S^* ) reveals interesting properties.
Equivalence Relations and Classes
- If ( S ) has an equivalence relation, ( T ) can be defined as the set of equivalence classes.
- Mapping ( t: S \to T ) sends each element ( s ) to its equivalence class ( cl(s) ).
Inverse Image and Onto Definitions
- The inverse image of an element ( t ) with respect to ( T ) is the set of all elements in ( S ) that map to ( t ).
- Mapping ( t ) is onto ( T ) if every ( t \in T ) has a pre-image in ( S ) such that ( t = st ).
Example Functions and Mappings
- Various example mappings ( o: S \to T ) demonstrate functions like ( m \mapsto (m - 1, 1) ) changing elements of ( S ) into tuples.
- Identity mapping ( o \circ o ) can sometimes yield a function returning the original argument.
Cyclic Groups and Their Properties
- A cyclic group ( G ) of order ( n ) consists of elements ( a^i ) where ( i = 0, 1, ..., n - 1 ) with ( a^n = e ) being the identity.
- Geometric interpretation involves rotations on a circle.
Subgroups and Their Construction
- Subgroup ( H ) of integers under addition includes multiples of a number ( n ), demonstrating a structured collection of elements.
- The cyclic subgroup generated by an element ( a ) in group ( G ) is denoted by ( (a) ), containing all integer powers of ( a ).
Group Properties and Operations
- Operation ( G ) under the composite of mappings preserves group properties, ensuring closure and identity existence.
- Example matrices show group elements defined through finite movements maintain group structure.
Real Number Groups
- The group of non-zero real numbers under multiplication forms a basis for rational numbers as a subgroup.
- Real numbers under addition allow integers to form a subgroup, illustrating subgroup relationships in different contexts.
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