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Kernel of a module homomorphism (kerf={m∈M:f(m)=0})

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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(rm)=rf(m).

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