• 1 What is a group? ▶
    • 1.1 Definition of a group
    • 1.2 Examples
    • 1.3 Cancellation, right inverse, right identity
    • 1.4 Uniqueness and rearrangement
    • 1.5 Inverses of inverses and of products
    • 1.6 Natural-number powers
    • 1.7 Order of an element
    • 1.8 Permutations
    • 1.9 Sign of a permutation
    • 1.10 Dihedral groups
    • 1.11 Abelian groups
    • 1.12 Subgroups
    • 1.13 Subgroups generated by a subset
    • 1.14 Cyclic subgroups
    • 1.15 Subgroups of \((\mathbb {Z}, +)\)
    • 1.16 gcd and lcm
    • 1.17 Group homomorphisms
    • 1.18 Image, kernel, and the kernel test
    • 1.19 Isomorphisms
    • 1.20 Normal subgroups
    • 1.21 The center
    • 1.22 Centralizer, normalizer, and inner automorphisms
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Abstract Algebra in Lean

Louis (Yiyang) Liu

  • 1 What is a group?
    • 1.1 Definition of a group
    • 1.2 Examples
    • 1.3 Cancellation, right inverse, right identity
    • 1.4 Uniqueness and rearrangement
    • 1.5 Inverses of inverses and of products
    • 1.6 Natural-number powers
    • 1.7 Order of an element
    • 1.8 Permutations
    • 1.9 Sign of a permutation
    • 1.10 Dihedral groups
    • 1.11 Abelian groups
    • 1.12 Subgroups
    • 1.13 Subgroups generated by a subset
    • 1.14 Cyclic subgroups
    • 1.15 Subgroups of \((\mathbb {Z}, +)\)
    • 1.16 gcd and lcm
    • 1.17 Group homomorphisms
    • 1.18 Image, kernel, and the kernel test
    • 1.19 Isomorphisms
    • 1.20 Normal subgroups
    • 1.21 The center
    • 1.22 Centralizer, normalizer, and inner automorphisms