Mapping generator to generator in cyclic groups.

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Start date Jun 22, 2012
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jmjlt88

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Jun 22, 2012

Attached is my attempt at a proof. Please critque! :shy: Thank you!

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jmjlt88

Jun 22, 2012

Note: Equation (1) in my proof is something that I proved in a prior exercise.

I did it by Mathematical Induction. I don't have it typed nicely, but I am pretty confident it worked.

christoff

Jun 25, 2012

Looks good! I don't see any issues.

Mapping generator to generator in cyclic groups.

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Mapping generator to generator in cyclic groups.

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