Lecture

Composition of Applications in Mathematics

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This lecture discusses the composition of applications in mathematics, focusing on the non-commutative nature of the composition, the definition of applications, and the verification of properties. The lecture emphasizes the importance of understanding the associative and injective properties of applications.

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