proposition 4.27 Inverse of a product

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proposition 4.27: Inverse of a product4.27definition 4.21: Group4.21proposition 4.23: Uniqueness of the inverse element4.23proposition 4.57: prop:alg-conjugacy-equiv4.57proposition 4.42: When the homomorphisms form a group4.42proof : ch:02-algebraic-structures@proof-8proofdefinition 4.11: Inverse element4.11definition 4.20: Monoid4.20definition 4.37: Cayley table4.37definition 4.65: Direct product of groups4.65definition 4.35: The group axioms, restated one at a time4.35definition 4.43: Group homomorphism4.43definition 4.31: Module4.31definition 4.49: Permutation group4.49definition 4.30: Ring4.30definition 4.36: Subgroup4.36definition A.561: Coadjoint action and equivarianceA.561definition 5.141: Representation of a group5.141example 4.22: A two-element group4.22proposition 4.40: prop:alg-congruence-equiv4.40proposition 4.66: prop:alg-direct-product-group4.66proposition 4.14: Maps into a group form a group4.14proposition 4.24: Inverse of the neutral element4.24proposition 4.25: Neutral element equal to a product4.25proposition 4.52: S_3 is a smallest non-abelian group4.52proposition 4.74: The semidirect product is a group4.74proposition 4.41: prop:alg-zn-group4.41theorem A.550: Quoted: discrete subgroups of a real vector spaceA.550proof : ch:02-algebraic-structures@proof-4proofdefinition 3.58: Equivalence relation3.58definition 4.58: Conjugacy classes4.58proof : ch:02-algebraic-structures@proof-20proofproof : ch:02-algebraic-structures@proof-12proof

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