Motivations for studying group actions

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Description

This lecture introduces the concept of group actions, focusing on bijections and evaluations. It covers properties such as the identity element and multiplication in the context of universal actions. The instructor explains translations through matrix multiplication, emphasizing left translations and their applications. The lecture also delves into homomorphisms and inverses within group actions, providing insights into the relationships between different elements.

Instructor

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