Groups and Geometries
In group theory, the image of a homomorphism is the set of all outputs that result from applying the homomorphism to elements of its domain. It captures the essence of how one group can be transformed into another, illustrating the structure-preserving properties of the mapping. Understanding the image helps in analyzing the relationships between different groups and their properties, particularly when discussing kernels and various types of group extensions.
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