Abstract algebra (på engelsk)
Lagt inn: 10/04-2020 21:55
Show that the quotient group R/Z is isomorphic to the group U = {z 2 C | |z| = 1} endowed with multiplication as operation.
My answer:
The group U symbolizes the unit circle. Eulers formula gives an isomorphism from the previous assignment (det var en tidligere oppgave) as ø = e^(i2pi*r). We also know that R -> C is a homomorphis. Plotting Eulers formula on an imaginary-real axis gives us a circle. Here r = 1 ( as seen on the Kernel since \epsilon = 1) (igjen fra forrige oppgave). This indicates that it is isomorphic to U. Z is just any set of integers and will only make values samller and thereby in to the unitcircle.
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My answer:
The group U symbolizes the unit circle. Eulers formula gives an isomorphism from the previous assignment (det var en tidligere oppgave) as ø = e^(i2pi*r). We also know that R -> C is a homomorphis. Plotting Eulers formula on an imaginary-real axis gives us a circle. Here r = 1 ( as seen on the Kernel since \epsilon = 1) (igjen fra forrige oppgave). This indicates that it is isomorphic to U. Z is just any set of integers and will only make values samller and thereby in to the unitcircle.
Hva synes dere om et slikt svar?