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We currently have two different ''group'' pages: ] and ]. I suggest simply deleting ] and redirecting it to ]. We currently have two different ''group'' pages: ] and ]. I suggest simply deleting ] and redirecting it to ].




:''Seconded, with one caveat: the title of the final article should be "Mathematical group" to comply with naming standards. --AxelBoldt'' :''Seconded, with one caveat: the title of the final article should be "Mathematical group" to comply with naming standards. --AxelBoldt''




Done. Done.

<br>Zundark, 2001-08-11 <br>Zundark, 2001-08-11




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The axiom of closure: The axiom of closure:




(Closure) for all a and b in G, a * b belong to G. (Closure) for all a and b in G, a * b belong to G.


is superfluous, by definition of a ]. It's worth mentioning that closure follows from the definition, though.


The test of closure in the examples is in fact a test that the described mapping is inded a binary operation.


Any thoughts before I wade on in and make changes?
is superfluous, by definition of a ]. It's worth mentioning that closure follows from the definition, though.


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We currently have two different group pages: Mathematical group and Mathematical Group. I suggest simply deleting Mathematical group and redirecting it to Mathematical Group.

Seconded, with one caveat: the title of the final article should be "Mathematical group" to comply with naming standards. --AxelBoldt

Done.
Zundark, 2001-08-11


The axiom of closure:

(Closure) for all a and b in G, a * b belong to G.

is superfluous, by definition of a binary operation. It's worth mentioning that closure follows from the definition, though.

The test of closure in the examples is in fact a test that the described mapping is inded a binary operation.

Any thoughts before I wade on in and make changes?