Lecture

Existence of Direct Sums: Abelian Groups

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Description

This lecture demonstrates the existence of the direct sum of a collection of abelian groups. It provides a detailed construction of this direct sum, similar to the one seen for the vector space generated by a set. The slides cover propositions, notations, and proofs related to the uniqueness and existence of direct sums in the context of group theory.

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Mathematics

Algebra: Abstract algebra, Representation theory

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