Quotients of groups by normal subgroups #
This file defines the group structure on the quotient by a normal subgroup.
Main definitions #
QuotientGroup.Quotient.Group: the group structure onG/Ngiven a normal subgroupNofG.mk': the canonical group homomorphismG →* G/Ngiven a normal subgroupNofG.lift φ: the group homomorphismG/N →* Hgiven a group homomorphismφ : G →* Hsuch thatN ⊆ ker φ.map f: the group homomorphismG/N →* H/Mgiven a group homomorphismf : G →* Hsuch thatN ⊆ f⁻¹(M).
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quotient groups
The congruence relation generated by a normal subgroup.
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The additive congruence relation generated by a normal additive subgroup.
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The group homomorphism from G to G/N.
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The additive group homomorphism from G to G/N.
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Two MonoidHoms from a quotient group are equal if their compositions with
QuotientGroup.mk' are equal.
See note [partially-applied ext lemmas].
Two AddMonoidHoms from an additive quotient group are equal
if their compositions with AddQuotientGroup.mk' are equal.
See note [partially-applied ext lemmas].
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The subgroup defined by the class of 1 for a congruence relation on a group.
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The AddSubgroup defined by the class of 0 for an additive congruence relation
on an AddGroup.
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The normal subgroups correspond to the additive congruence relations on an AddGroup.
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A surjective group homomorphism φ : G →* H with N = ker(φ) descends (i.e. lifts) to a
group isomorphism G/N ≃* H.
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A surjective AddGroup homomorphism φ : G →+ H with N = ker(φ) descends
(i.e. lifts) to an AddGroup isomorphism G/N ≃+ H.
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An AddGroup homomorphism f : G →+ H induces a map G/N →+ H/M if N ⊆ f⁻¹(M).
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QuotientGroup.congr lifts the isomorphism e : G ≃ H to G ⧸ G' ≃ H ⧸ H',
given that e maps G to H.
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QuotientAddGroup.congr lifts the isomorphism e : G ≃ H to G ⧸ G' ≃ H ⧸ H',
given that e maps G to H.