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1. Robert McNees (mcnees@mastodon.social)'s status on Monday, 09-Jan-2023 19:49:53 UTC Robert McNees

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   • Jeremy Schnittman

   @SchnittGetsReal oh weird, your book doesn’t define florps and glomps in the first chapter?

   • Jeremy Schnittman (schnittgetsreal@astrodon.social)'s status on Monday, 09-Jan-2023 19:49:59 UTC Jeremy Schnittman

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     In the first chapter alone, we are introduced:
     set
     subset
     coset
     class
     group
     subgroup
     element
     composition
     associative
     commutative
     transposition
     distributive
     induction
     inverse
     identity
     abelian
     symmetric
     permutation
     closure
     generate
     cyclic
     infinite cyclic
     order
     isomorphism
     homomorphism
     automorphism
     bijective
     surjective
     injective
     conjugate
     inclusion
     kernel
     image
     normal
     center
     scalar
     special linear
     partition
     transitive
     reflexive
     congruence
     equivalence
     product
     quotient
     projection
     residue
     class
     ring

   • Jeremy Schnittman (schnittgetsreal@astrodon.social)'s status on Monday, 09-Jan-2023 19:50:04 UTC Jeremy Schnittman

     Reviewing my Group Theory text from college, and am feeling a little overwhelmed by all the vocabulary I need to (re)learn. Often they are just new technical definitions for "normal" English words.