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This image contains a page from a textbook on abstract algebra, specifically dealing with ring homomorphisms. Key exercises include proving properties related to injective homomorphisms, isomorphisms, and properties of ring functions.

1. **Exercises on Homomorphisms**:
   - Exercises 25 to 34 provide various tasks including proving when a function is an injective homomorphism or an isomorphism. For example, exercise 32 asks to prove that a specific function is injective but not an isomorphism under certain conditions.
   - There are explorations of whether certain properties (e.g., identity elements and idempotency) are preserved under these mappings.

2. **Detailed Task Examples**:
   - Exercise 27 discusses the composition of homomorphisms: if \( f: S \to T \) and \( g: T \to U \) are homomorphisms, then \( g \circ f: S \to U \) is a homomorphism.
   - Exercise 32 involves showing that a function \( f(n) = n \), mapping from integers to integers modulo 6, is injective but not an isomorphism. An isomorphism would require a bijection, so this highlights the lack of surjectivity.

These exercises aid in understanding and proving fundamental concepts related to ring theory and homomorphisms. The section helps solidify knowledge of how these mathematical structures interact and the properties they possess.
Transcribed Image Text:This image contains a page from a textbook on abstract algebra, specifically dealing with ring homomorphisms. Key exercises include proving properties related to injective homomorphisms, isomorphisms, and properties of ring functions. 1. **Exercises on Homomorphisms**: - Exercises 25 to 34 provide various tasks including proving when a function is an injective homomorphism or an isomorphism. For example, exercise 32 asks to prove that a specific function is injective but not an isomorphism under certain conditions. - There are explorations of whether certain properties (e.g., identity elements and idempotency) are preserved under these mappings. 2. **Detailed Task Examples**: - Exercise 27 discusses the composition of homomorphisms: if \( f: S \to T \) and \( g: T \to U \) are homomorphisms, then \( g \circ f: S \to U \) is a homomorphism. - Exercise 32 involves showing that a function \( f(n) = n \), mapping from integers to integers modulo 6, is injective but not an isomorphism. An isomorphism would require a bijection, so this highlights the lack of surjectivity. These exercises aid in understanding and proving fundamental concepts related to ring theory and homomorphisms. The section helps solidify knowledge of how these mathematical structures interact and the properties they possess.
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