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Homomorphism of abelian groups (f(a+b)=f(a)+f(b))

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A group homomorphism between abelian groups, conventionally written additively. Its kernel and image are subgroups, and the additive formula implies preservation of zero, negation and every integer multiple. Maps on Mordell-Weil groups induced by isogenies of elliptic curves and by good reduction are examples.

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