Lecture

Group Theory: Definitions and Properties

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This lecture covers the fundamental concepts of group theory, including definitions of groups, rings, and fields, as well as properties such as associativity, neutrality, and inversibility. It also introduces notation for additive and multiplicative operations within groups.

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