Prerequisite : Rings
Ring Homomorphism :
A set
for two rings
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, ∀a, b ∈ . -
, ∀a, b ∈ . -
[Tex]( [/Tex]IR IS , if IR and IS are identities (if they exist which in case of Ring with unity) of set over and set over operations respectively.
NOTE : Ring
Examples :
- Function f(x) = x mod(n) from group (
,+,*) to ( n,+,*) ∀x ∈ is group of integers. + and * are simple addition and multiplication operations respectively. - Function f(x) = x for any two groups (R,+,*) and (S,⨁,
) ∀x ∈ R, which is called identity ring homomorphism. - Function f(x) = 0 for groups (N,*,+) and (Z,*,+) for ∀x ∈ N.
- Function f(x) = which is complex conjugate form group (C,+,*) to itself, here C is set of complex numbers. + and * are simple addition and multiplication operations respectively.
NOTE : If f is homomorphism from (R,+,*) and (S,⨁,
NOTE : If f is ring homomorphism from (R,+,*) and (S,⨁,
Ring Isomorphism :
A one and onto homomorphism from ring
Ring Automorphism :
A homomorphism from a ring to itself is called Ring Automorphism.
Field Homomorphism :
For two fields
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, ∀a, b ∈ . -
, ∀a, b ∈ . -
IF IK , where IF and IK are identities of set over and set over operations respectively. -
OF OK , where OF and OK are identities of set over and set over operations respectively.