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    The document defines properties of operations on sets including closure, associativity, identity elements, and inverse elements. It then defines magmas, semigroups, monoids, groups, and abelian groups based on which properties are satisfied by an operation on a set. Groups are defined as monoids where every element has an inverse element, and abelian groups are groups where the operation is also commutative. The document concludes with a theorem stating that if a set forms a group, its identity element is unique.

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    The document defines properties of operations on sets including closure, associativity, identity elements, and inverse elements. It then defines magmas, semigroups, monoids, groups, and abelian groups based on which properties are satisfied by an operation on a set. Groups are defined as monoids where every element has an inverse element, and abelian groups are groups where the operation is also commutative. The document concludes with a theorem stating that if a set forms a group, its identity element is unique.

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    Proposition 1. Operation With Special Property On Set: Element of

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    Proposition 1.

    Operation with special property on Set


    G is a Set, is an Operation on G,
    I
    is Closure x, y G, x y G
    II
    is Associativity x, y, z G, (x y) z = x (y z)
    III
    e G is Identity Element x G, x e = e x = x
    IV
    a, b G, a is the Inverse Element of b a b = b a = e, e is a Identity
    Element of G
    V
    is Commutativity a, b G, a b = b a
    Proposition 2. Magma
    G is a Set, is an Operation on G, G is a Magma is Closure
    Proposition 3. Semigroup
    G is a Magma, is an Operation on G, G is a Semigroup is Associativity
    Proposition 4. Monoid
    G is a Semigroup, is an Operation on G, G is a Monoid e G is a
    Identity Element
    Proposition 5. Group
    G is a Monoid, is an Operation on G, G is a Group (a G, b, b is the
    Inverse Element of a)
    Proposition 6. Abelian Group
    G is a Group with Operation , G is a Abelian Group is Commutativiy
    Theorem 1. Grops Basic Property
    G is a Group with an operation
    I. Identity Element Unique
    e1 , e2 G are both Identity Element e1 = e2

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