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(Group Homomorphism). a Homomorphism from a Group G to a Group G Is a Mapping : G G That Preserves the Group Operation: ! (Ab) = (A) (B) for All A, B G
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Localization Is a Very Powerful Technique in Commutative Algebra That Often Allows to Reduce Ques- Tions on Rings and Modules to a Union of Smaller “Local” Problems