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Amalgams: Group Pushouts
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This lecture covers the concept of amalgams, which are group pushouts defined by homomorphisms between three groups. It explains how to define the pushout amalgam of a diagram and the quotient group generated by certain elements. The lecture also discusses the universal property of amalgams and the uniqueness of compositions as homomorphisms.
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