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Module 15 Homomorphism

The document discusses homomorphisms and their properties, noting that they are not necessarily one-to-one. It also introduces isomorphisms and provides a practice equation involving transformations of variables. The context appears to be mathematical concepts related to complex numbers and algebraic structures.

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Module 15 Homomorphism

The document discusses homomorphisms and their properties, noting that they are not necessarily one-to-one. It also introduces isomorphisms and provides a practice equation involving transformations of variables. The context appears to be mathematical concepts related to complex numbers and algebraic structures.

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HOMOMORPHISM

4 is not equal to 6, therefore not


homomorphism
H will be the
complex numbers
with absolute value
1
Homomorphisms are not necessarily 1 to 1
ISOMORPHISM
Practice
2(x *y) - 9= (2x-9) * (2y-9)

Let 2x-9=m and 2y-9=n


2(x *y) - 9= m * n
(x *y) - 9= (m * n + 9) 1/2

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