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Kernel of a module homomorphism
(
ker
f
=
{
m
∈
M
:
f
(
m
)
=
0
}
)
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)
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Module theory
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Module homomorphism
2026-10-25
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The
kernel of a module homomorphism
f
:
M
→
N
is the
submodule
of elements mapped to zero. Closure follows from
f
(
m
+
m
′
)
=
f
(
m
)
+
f
(
m
′
)
and
f
(
r
m
)
=
r
f
(
m
)
.
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First isomorphism theorem for modules
Kernel of a module homomorphism
Past exam of the rings and modules course of the University of Oxford
/
2021
/
2
/
c
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