Two sets are isomorphic to each other

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Two sets are isomorphic if there exists a bijective function between them, which confirms that any bijective function from one set to another qualifies as an isomorphism. This relationship is fundamental in set theory and highlights the equivalence of structure between sets. The discussion emphasizes the synonymous nature of "bijection between sets" and "isomorphism of sets," reinforcing the concept's clarity and importance in mathematical contexts.

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I think I had a moment of insight when I was learning about isomorphisms and I just need people to verify what I think I figured out.

So I was thinking if two sets are isomorphic to each other does that mean ANY bijective function from one set to the other is an isomorphism?

Thank you for your help.
 
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"Bijection between sets" is synonymous with "isomorphism of sets".
 

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