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Actually I think daveyp225 understood my question.
Suppose u have a finite product of groups say \Pi G_{i} where the index set is finite.
And needless to say there exists from each of these a homomorphism g_{i} to H.
So now u could define g: \Pi G_{i} to H as
\Sigma...
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I understand the fact that grp theory textbooks defined Hom(G, H) as (g + h) u forms a group homomorphism. I wanted to know if there is any notion of homomorphism as \Sigma_{I} g_{i} where each g_{i} is a homomorphism and I is an infinite index set. If so how is it defined.
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I thought about the problem and I think this could be thought of as a way of thinking.
So what we need is the following.
Given data:
f_{i}: X_{i}\stackrel{injective}{\rightarrow} P
g_{i}: X_{i} \stackrel{homomorphism}{\rightarrow} X
Now define in someway
g: P...
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I was trying to understand why or where would the problem arise in the definition of the direct sum for the coproduct/direct sum for the set (1, 1, 1, ...) infinite number of times. I was trying to reason out as follows. I posted this on the set theory but I am not sure how to tag it to...
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This is not a homework problem as I have long passed out of college. I was trying to understand why or where would the problem arise in the definition of the direct sum for the coproduct/direct sum for the set (1, 1, 1, ...) infinite number of times. I was trying to reason out as follows...
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I was trying to understand coproduct and product as defined in category theory from the website
http://en.wikiversity.org/wiki/Introduction_to_Category_Theory/Products_and_Coproducts.
Before I could even think of sth difficult there are some simple things which I don't seem to...
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I am trying to understand the concept of tangent map and following the ebook of S S Chern.
I am a bit confused about the derivation of the tangent map acting on the basis
I tried for sometime to type out the equation but it appears I am having problems with the display and not sure what is...
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Could somebody please point me out introductory online book/paper with which I can start understanding gauge theory and how to find out about the progress in the areas
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I am reading the book on algebraic topology by Fulton and the geometric intusion that is supposed to be given for homological group is the number of connected components.
I wanted to understand an example.
For a circle ( S1) which has got 2 points say A at ( 1, 0) and another...
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Sorry for the misunderstanding. Yes C is the closure of R. Since I was trying to think geometrically so I thought a similar thing is possible in R^3 vs R.
So if E is not R^3 but say the field generated by the linear combination of the roots the solution of x^3 - 2 = 0. and the field F is Q...
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I was doing self studying abstract algebra from the online lecture notes posted by Robert Ash and I hit against the following theorem. I am posting it in the topology section because without a geometric/topological meaning to the concept I am never able to understand the topic and that...
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Can somebody pls explain to me what is the difference between generating random numbers and random variables. The confusion is mainly because most of the time texts write that for n (iid) random variables in the limiting sense reaches the expectation of the first random variable.
I...
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I say L is not defined because of the following. Let's give an example. Since L can be d^2/dx^2 + a(x) d/dx + b(x) and if u consider the function u s.t
for say (a< x <b), a<0, b >0
u(x) = 0 x<0,
= x x>= 0
The fn u is cont but is not differentiable at x = 0. So I am not...
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I was trying to understand Green's function and I stumbled across the following statements which is confusing to me.
I was referring to the following site
http://www.math.ohio-state.edu/~gerlach/math/BVtypset/node79.html
Here the author says the following
"What if $ u$ is...
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What is understandable is the following
v in basis B -----------> v in basis B' -------------> W(on application of T)
v is in B and so Pv takes it to another basis in B'
so T(v) w.r.t basis B' is nothing but T (Pv) with respect to basis B.
q1. Can u apply T to a vector on...