Lecture

Group Morphisms: Injectivity and Conjugation

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Description

This lecture covers group morphisms, focusing on injectivity and conjugation. It explains the criteria for injectivity in group morphisms and explores the concept of conjugation within groups. The instructor demonstrates how to test the injectivity of a group morphism and provides examples to illustrate the application of conjugation in groups.

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Algebra: Representation theory, Abstract algebra

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