Lecture

Groupes Isomorphes: Applications

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This lecture covers the concept of isomorphic groups, focusing on the bijective morphisms between groups and their applications. It explains the relationship between isomorphism and equivalence relations, as well as the stability of automorphism groups. The instructor demonstrates the properties of isomorphic groups through various examples and proofs.

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Algebra: Abstract algebra, Representation theory

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