Lecture

Functors and Homomorphisms in Group Theory

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Description

This lecture covers the functors F_{Ab} and Hom (-,-) in the context of group theory, exploring the relationships between categories, presentations, surjective homomorphisms, and the nature of Hom functors. It also delves into the explicit definitions of inverse homomorphisms and their applications.

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