Difference between revisions of "Subgroup"

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(New page: A subset ''H'' of a group (''G'',<math>\cdot</math>) is called a '''subgroup''', if (''H'',<math>\cdot</math>) is itself a group.)
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A subset H of a group (G,) is called a subgroup, if (H,) is itself a group.