Example: tourism industry

Introduction to Abstract Algebra (Math 113)

IntroductiontoAbstractAlgebra(Math113) +and ,CosetsandLagrange (ProofsOmitted).. , , (ProofsOmitted).. ,themostlikelyresponsewillbe: Somethinghorribletodowithx,yandz .Ifyou reluckyenoughtobumpintoamathematicianthe nyoumightgetsomethingalongthelinesof: Algebraistheabstractencapsulationofourin tuitionforcomposition .Bycomposition, , , ,evenasalittlebaby. N:={1,2, }, +and . Z:={.. 2, 1,0,1,2,..}, +and .AdditiononZhasparticularlygoodpropertie s, 2Q:={ab|a,b Z,b =0}, +and .Thistime,multiplicationishasparticularl ygoodproperties, ,therealnumbersandthenC, +and , +and +b=b+aforalla,b Q,ora (b+c)=a b+a cforalla,b,c (setswithextrastructure),ofwhichZandQare definitivemembers.(Z,+) Groups(Z,+, ) Rings(Q,+, ) FieldsInlinearalgebratheanalogousideais( Rn,+,scalarmultiplication) ,alltheprotonsonEarth,everythoughtyou veeverhad,N,Z,Q,R, +and.

coming from + and ×. In this whole course, all we will study are sets with some carefully chosen extra structure. Basic Logic and Set Notation Writing mathematics is fundamentally no different than writing english. It is a language which has certain rules which must be followed to accurately express what we mean. Because

Tags:

  Introduction, Basics, Study, Math, Abstracts, Algebra, Introduction to abstract algebra

Information

Domain:

Source:

Link to this page:

Please notify us if you found a problem with this document:

Other abuse

Advertisement

Transcription of Introduction to Abstract Algebra (Math 113)

1 IntroductiontoAbstractAlgebra(Math113) +and ,CosetsandLagrange (ProofsOmitted).. , , (ProofsOmitted).. ,themostlikelyresponsewillbe: Somethinghorribletodowithx,yandz .Ifyou reluckyenoughtobumpintoamathematicianthe nyoumightgetsomethingalongthelinesof: Algebraistheabstractencapsulationofourin tuitionforcomposition .Bycomposition, , , ,evenasalittlebaby. N:={1,2, }, +and . Z:={.. 2, 1,0,1,2,..}, +and .AdditiononZhasparticularlygoodpropertie s, 2Q:={ab|a,b Z,b =0}, +and .Thistime,multiplicationishasparticularl ygoodproperties, ,therealnumbersandthenC, +and , +and +b=b+aforalla,b Q,ora (b+c)=a b+a cforalla,b,c (setswithextrastructure),ofwhichZandQare definitivemembers.(Z,+) Groups(Z,+, ) Rings(Q,+, ) FieldsInlinearalgebratheanalogousideais( Rn,+,scalarmultiplication) ,alltheprotonsonEarth,everythoughtyou veeverhad,N,Z,Q,R, +and.

2 Inthiswholecourse, ,butitiscrucialweallunderstandthefollowi ng:3 IfPandQaretwostatements,thenP :xodd x = IfP QandQ PthenwewriteP Q,whichshouldbereadasPistrueifandonlyifQ istrue. Thesymbol shouldbereadas forall . Thesymbol shouldbereadas thereexists .Thesymbol !shouldbereadas thereexistsunique .LetSandTbetwosets. IfsisanobjectcontainedinSthenwesaythatsi sanelement, Z. (orsize)by|S|. {NotationforelementsinS|Propertieswhichs pecifiesbeinginS}.Theverticalbarshouldbe readas suchthat .Forexample,ifSisthesetofallevenintegert henS={x Z|2dividesx}.Wecanalsousethecurlybracket notationforfinitesetswithoutusingthe| ,thesetSwhichcontainsonly1,2and3canbewri ttenasS={1,2,3}. IfeveryobjectinSisalsoanobjectinT, TandT S S= T. IfS TthenT\S:={x T|x/ S}.

3 T\SiscalledthecomplimentofSinT. T. T. S T={(a,b)|a S,b T}.Wecallthisnewsetthe(cartesian) .WesaythatSandTaredisjointifS T= .Theunionoftwodisjointsetsisoftenwritten asS! (orfunction) :f:S Tx$ f(x) ,f:N Na$ Z,T=Z,f:Z Z Z(a,b)$ a+ ,observethatcalculusisjustthestudyofcert ainclassesoffunctions(continuous,differe ntiableorintegrable) ,andf:S (x)=x, x (x)=f(y) x=y x,y T,thereexistsx Ssuchthatf(x)= ,SandTaresetsandg:R Sandf:S Taremapsthenwemaycomposethemtogiveanewfu nction:f g:R g=IdTandg f= ,inZwecouldsaythatx,y Zarerelatedifx , S Ssatisfying:1.(x,y) U (y,x) U.(Thisiscalledthesymmetricproperty.)2. x S,(x,x) U.(Thisiscalledthereflexiveproperty.) ,y,z S,(x,y) Uand(y,z) U (x,z) U.(Thisiscalledthetransitiveproperty.)If U S Sisanequivalencerelationthenwesaythatx,y Sareequivalentifandonlyif(x,y) ,wewritex [x]:={y S|y x} [x].

4 [x]ifandonlyif[y]=[x]. [x] {Xi} {Xi}formsapartitionofSifeachXiisnon-empt y, , +and +and inthefollowingsettheoreticway:+:Z Z Z(a,b)# a+b :Z Z Z(a,b)# a bHereare4elementarypropertiesthat+satisf ies: (Associativity):a+(b+c)=(a+b)+c a,b,c Z (Existenceofadditiveidentity)a+0=0+a=a a Z. (Existenceofadditiveinverses)a+( a)=( a)+a=0 a Z (Commutativity)a+b=b+a a,b satisfy: (Associativity):a (b c)=(a b) c a,b,c Z (Existenceofmultiplicativeidentity)a 1=1 a=a a Z. (Commutativity)a b=b a a,b +and interactbythefollowinglaw: (Distributivity)a (b+c)=(a b)+(a c) a,b,c llsimplifythenotationformultiplicationto a b= +and :Givena Q\{0}, b Qsuchthatab=ba= , (andQ) :a,b Zsuchthatab=0 eithera=0orb= :CancellationLaw:Fora,b,c Z,ca=cbandc =0 a= ,b c Zsuchthatb= |bandsaythataisadivisor(orfactor) (or 1) ,b ,denotedHCF(a,b), ,b ZaresaidtobecoprimeifHCF(a,b)= (300BC),whichI ,b Z,ifb>0then !

5 Q,r Zsuchthata=bq+rwith0 r< ,b Z, u,v Zsuchthatau+bv=HCF(a,b).Inparticular,aandbarecoprimeifanonlyifthereexistu,v Zsuchthatau+bv= ,b |ab p|aorp| ,a,greaterthan1canbewrittenasaproductofprimes:a= ,letc ,hencec=c1c2wherec1,cc N,c1<candc2< (uptoordering) | sLemmaweknowthatp1| ,sop1= < :1=qr+ , + > ,cisdivisiblebyatleastoneprime, (d )=c Qcanbewrittenuniquely(uptoreordering)int heform:a=p 11 p nn;piprimeand i Qcanbewrittenuniquelyintheform:a= , , (+and ) +and whichsatisfythesameelementaryproperties? ,ifa Z, !q,r Zsuchthata=qm+rand0 r< :a b aandbhavethesameremaindermodulom m|(a b) ! ,b Zarecongruentmodulom m|(a b).Thiscanalsobewritten:a , []:Z Z/mZa+ [a](1) {[0],[1],..[m 1]}.Thefollowingresultallowsustodefine+a nd , a,b,a ,b Z:[a]=[a ]and[b]=[b ] [a+b]=[a +b ]and[ab]=[a b ].

6 [a] [b]=[a b] a,b Z[a]+[b]=[a+b] a,b , ,hence+and +and onZ/mZisliftedfromZ,hencetheysatisfythee ightel-ementaryproperitesthat+and [0] Z/mZbehaveslike0 Z:[0]+[a]=[a]+[0]=[a], [a] Z/mZ;and[1] Z/mZbehaveslike1 Z:[1] [a]=[a] [1]=[a], [a] [a] Z/mZisnon-zeroif[a] =[0].Eventhough+and onZ/mZsharethesameelementarypropertieswi th+and onZ, ,noticethat[1]+[1]+[1]+ +[1](mtimes)=[m]=[0]Hencewecanadd1(inZ/m Z)toitselfandeventuallyget0(inZ/mZ).Also observethatifmiscompositewithm=rs,wherer <mands<mthen[r]and[s]arebothnon-zero( =[0])inZ/mZ,but[r] [s]=[rs]=[m]=[0] N,a Zthecongruenceax 1modmhasasolution(inZ) u,v Zsuchthatau+mv= [a] [x]=[1] [a] Z/mZhasamultiplicativeinverseif [x] Z/mZsuchthat[a] [x]=[1].Hencewededucethattheonlyelements ofZ/mZwithmuliplicativeinversearethosegi venby[a], {1,2, ,m 1} :Therearenaturallyoccuringsets(otherthan ZandQ)whichcomeequippedwithaconceptof+an d , llsee, : :G G (a,b)=a b a,b ,ifG=Zthen+and ,togetherwithafixedbinaryoperation ,weoftenwrite(G, ).

7 ,togetherwithabinaryoperation ,suchthatthefollowinghold:1.(Associativi ty):(a b) c=a (b c) a,b,c (Existenceofidentity): e Gsuchthata e=e a=a a (Existenceofinverses):Givena G, b Gsuchthata b=b a= :(Z,+),(Q,+),(Q\{0}, ),(Z/mZ,+),and(Z/mZ\{[0]}, ) (Z, ) ,agroupisamonoidinwhicheveryelementisinv ertible.(Z, ) , b=b a a,b nmatriceswithrealentries,denotedGLn(R), (G, )iscalledAbelianifitalsosatisfiesa b=b a a,b (Z,+).NoticealsothatanyvectorspaceisanAb eliangroupunderit (afunction). (G, )and(H, ) ,fromGtoH,isamapofsetsf:G H,suchthatf(x y)=f(x) f(y) x,y :G same ( :G G) (G, ),(H, )and(M, ) :G Handg:H :G ,y (x y)=g(f(x) f(y))=gf(x) gf(y). (G).Thisisanaloguestothecollectionofn (G, ) ,e e =e . (G, ) Ghas2inverses,b,c :(a b)=ec (a b)=c e(c a) b=c(associativityandidentity)e b=cb=cThefirstpropositiontellsusthatweca nwritee Gwecanwritea 1 , Zanda G,wewritear= a a a(rtimes),ifr>0e,ifr=0a 1 a 1 a 1( rtimes),ifr< ,b,c c=a b c=bandc a=b a c= 1 G, (G, )and(H, )betwogroupsandf:G GandeH f(eG)=eH.

8 F(x 1)=(f(x)) 1, x GProof. f(eG) eH=f(eG)=f(eG eG)=f(eG) f(eG).Bythecancellationlawwededucethatf( eG)=eH. Letx (eG)=f(x x 1)=f(x) f(x 1)andeH=f(eG)=f(x 1 x)=f(x 1) f(x).Hencef(x 1)=(f(x)) ,CosetsandLagrange sTheoremInlinearalgebra, (G, ) ,y H x y H x 1 N,thenthesubsetmZ:={ma|a Z}isasubgroupof(Z,+). ,K Gsubgroups H K ,Ksubgroups,e Hande K e H ,y H K x y Handx y K x y H H K x 1 Handx 1 K x 1 H (G, )beagroupandletH :Givenx,y G,x y x 1 y :1.(Reflexive)e H x 1 x H x G x x2.(Symmetric)x y x 1 y H (x 1 y) 1 H y 1 x H y x3.(Transitive)x y,y z x 1 y,y 1 z H (x 1 y) (y 1 z) H x 1 z H x Gtheequivalenceclass(orleftcoset)contain ingxequalsxH:={x h|h H} y x 1 y H x 1 y=hforsomeh H y=x h {Equivalenceclasscontainingx} xH y=x hforsomeh H x 1 y H y {Equivalenceclasscontainingx}.

9 ,y G,xH=yH x 1 y x y x 1 y xH yH= , {e} , (G, )beagroupandH (G:H)=|G/H|, N,thesubgroupmZ (ofsets) :H xHh x ,h H, (h)= (g) x h=x g h= xH h Hsuchthatg=x h g= (h).Nowlet (G, )beafinitegroupandH x G,|xH|=|H|. (G, )beafinitegroupandH |H|divides|G|. , (clearlynon-uniqueingeneral)x |H|.HencewehavepartitionedGintosubsetsea chofsize|H|.Weconcludethat|H|divides|G|. (G, ) {e}. |H| |H|=1or|H|= {e}.InthesecondcaseH= (X) (X) GisasubgroupsuchthatX Hthengp(X) (X) (Z,+)andX={1} (X)= generated (G, )isfinitelygeneratedif X Gfinitesuchthatgp(X)= (Q\{0}, ) (G, )issaidtobecyclicif x Gsuchthatgp({x})=G, {xn|n Z}.Bytheaboveobservations(Z,+)and(Z/mZ,+ ) ({x}) Gisnon-trivialandbyLagrange ({x}). (notnecessarilycyclic).Forr,s Zandx G,xrxs=xr+s=xs+r= ({x}) ,G =(Z,+) |G|=m N,thenG =(Z/mZ,+) ({x}),thenG={ x 2,x 1,e,x,x2 }.

10 Assumeallelementsinthissetaredistinct,th enwecandefineamapofsets: :G Zxn nThen, a,b Z, (xa xb)= (xa+b)=a+b= (xa)+ (xb)so ,(G, )isisomorphicto(Z,+). a,b Z,b>asuchthatxa= (b a)=e x 1=x(b a 1) G={e, ,xb a 1}. Nsuchthatxm= {e,x, ,xm 1} |G|= :G Z/mZxn [n]forn {0,..m 1}Thisisclearlyasurjection,henceabijecti onbecause|G|=|Z/mZ|= a,b {0,..,m 1}weknow (xa xb)= (xa+b)=[a+b]=[a]+[b]= (xa)+ (xb) (G, )isisomorphicto(Z/mZ,+). (G, ) =(Z,+).LetH Nminimalsuchthatm H(m =0).HencemZ={ma|a Z} n Hsuchthatn/ ,n=qm+r,r,q Zand0<r<m r ({m})=mZ (G, ) =(Z/mZ,+).LetH ,choosen Nminimalandpositivesuchthat[n] ({[n]}) (G, ) Nsuchthatmdivides|G|. |G|=dweknowthatG =(Z/dZ,+). ({[n]}) Z/dZisasecondsubgroupofordermthenbytheab oveproofweknowthattheminimaln Nsuchthat[n] Hmustben= ({[n]}).


Related search queries