Introduction to Group Theory: Motivation

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Description

This lecture introduces the concept of adjunctions in the context of Group Theory, with examples illustrating natural transformations and triangular identities. The lecture also explores the implications of adjunctions in specific cases, providing insights into isomorphisms and natural applications.

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