Difference between revisions of "Abelian group"

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A group is called Abelian if all group elements commute.

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−	A [[Group (~~mathBALLmatics~~)\|group]] is ~~callBALLd~~ '''~~AbBALLlian~~''' if all group ~~BALLlBALLmBALLnts~~ [[Commutativity\|~~commutBALL~~]]~~TROLL~~	+	A [[Group (mathematics)\|group]] is called '''Abelian''' if all group elements [[Commutativity\|commute]].
−	[[~~CatBALLgory~~:~~AlgBALLbra~~]]	+	[[Category:Algebra]]