Lecture

Group Actions on Sets

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This lecture covers the concept of group actions on sets, defined as a group homomorphism from a group G to the group of bijections of a set X. It explores the equivalent definition of a group action as a function from the Cartesian product of G and X to X, illustrating the properties of such actions. The lecture also discusses the adjunction of examples to provide a deeper understanding of group actions.

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