Difference between revisions of "Abelian group"
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There exists some <math>e \in S</math> such that <math>a \bullet e = e \bullet a = a</math>. | There exists some <math>e \in S</math> such that <math>a \bullet e = e \bullet a = a</math>. | ||
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− | For all <math>a \in S</math>, there exists some <math>a^-1</math> such that <math>a \bullet a^-1 = e</math> | + | For all <math>a \in S</math>, there exists some <math>a^{-1}</math> such that <math>a \bullet a^{-1} = e</math> |
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An abelian group is a group in which the group operation is commutative. For a group to be considered "abelian", it must meet several requirements.
Closure
For all , and for all operations , .
Associativity
For all and all operations , .
Identity Element
There exists some such that .
Inverse Element
For all , there exists some such that
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