Lecture

Group Morphisms: Conjugation and Isomorphism

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This lecture covers the concepts of group morphisms, focusing on conjugation and isomorphism. It explains the notation and examples related to group homomorphisms, endomorphisms, and automorphisms. The lecture also delves into the proof of bijectivity in group morphisms and the stability of group automorphisms.

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Algebra: Abstract algebra, Representation theory

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