By introducing the notions of weak identity, inference completeness and Q-homomorphism, we give equivalent definitions of qualitative calculi both intensionally and extensionally. We show that "algebras generated by JEPD relations" and "qualitatively representable NAs" are embedded into the class of ...
What is the sum of two monomials called? How to prove something is a homomorphism? Show that (\mathbb{R} - \{0\}, *) is an abelian (commutative) group where * is defined as a * b = \dfrac{ab}{3}. What is the Cayley-Hamilton theorem used for?
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Is this composition associative? And is the identity function from a group to itself a group homomorphism? (Or, again, is it merely a function?) I also mentioned briefly that every poset (a set with a binary relation that is reflexive, transitive, and antisymmetric) is a category. This ...
From a physical perspective it very interesting to study such defects between different phases labeledH-modand L-mod, in particular where H is the Borel part of a quantum group and L is a different lifting. of the categoryH-modby [Vect.sub.[SIGMA]] are associated to homomorphisms [psi]...
The insight is more general. The class Grp consists of groups and homomorphisms that retain the group structure of the object in the target. Categories have their own structure-preserving processes called Functor. A functor associates to every object in one category an object in another and every...
Let G be a group. A homomorphism ϕ:G→G is said to be a automoprhism of G if ϕ is one-one and onto.Answer and Explanation: We first consider the case when G is a cyclic group. Suppose G is a infinite cyclic group then G is isomorphic to the group of integer ie ......
being group homomorphisms, such that fn−gn=dn−1B∘hn+hn+1∘dnAfn−gn=dBn−1∘hn+hn+1∘dAn, for all nn, as maps from AnAn to BnBn. The data of h=(hn)nh=(hn)n is called a homotopy from ff to gg. Now, let h=(hn)nh=(hn)n and j=(jn)nj=(jn)n be two...
So what's a functor F:BG→BHF:BG→BH? It's precisely a group homomorphism from GG to HH! So in this example, a functor is just a function (which happens to be compatible with the group structure). But what if the domain/codomain of a functor has more than one object in...
Well, for funsies, I know of three ways that "infinitessimals" can be made rigorous. One is algebraically; something with a power equal to zero. I...