Lecture

Mathematics: Sets and Functions

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This lecture covers the language of sets, algebraic structures, vector spaces, rings, and modules. It introduces the concepts of subsets, empty sets, identity functions, Cartesian products, and applications between sets. The lecture also discusses graphs, associative compositions, images, preimages, and the properties of functions. It concludes with the notions of image and preimage, as well as the association between sets and functions.

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