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| === Alternative definitions === | === Alternative definitions === | ||
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| + | We could just define left units and left inverses and prove from the group axioms that they are already units and inverses. | ||
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| == Group axioms explicitly in the first order language == | == Group axioms explicitly in the first order language == | ||
| Let $\langle G,* \rangle $ be a set $G$ with a binary operation. | Let $\langle G,* \rangle $ be a set $G$ with a binary operation. | ||
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| For given $G$, the set $\text{group}(G)$ is the set of all pairs $\langle G,* \rangle$, containing $G$ itself, as well a binary operation which fulfills the group axioms. One generally calls $G$ the group, i.e. the set with respect to which the operation "$*$" is defined. | For given $G$, the set $\text{group}(G)$ is the set of all pairs $\langle G,* \rangle$, containing $G$ itself, as well a binary operation which fulfills the group axioms. One generally calls $G$ the group, i.e. the set with respect to which the operation "$*$" is defined. | ||
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| - | == Sharper definitions == | ||
| - | We could just define left units and left inverses and prove from the group axioms that they are already units and inverses. | ||
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| === Subset of === | === Subset of === | ||
| [[Monoid]], [[Loop]] | [[Monoid]], [[Loop]] | ||
