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In modern algebra, a group is a set of objects, together with a rule of composition, which obey certain rules.

Definition

A group is a set of objects, sometimes referred to as , and a rule of composition, , such that

  1. . There is an element of , call it , such that for any in , . This element is called the identity of the group. We write to mean that is in .
  1. . For any two , their composition .
  1. . For any three