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The image is in the unitary group, since (zU)†(zU)=zˉzU†U=I for z∈U(1) and U∈SU(n). The direct product of groups has multiplication (z,U)(w,V)=(zw,UV). Scalar matrices commute with every matrix, so
f((z,U)(w,V))=zwUV=(zU)(wV)=f(z,U)f(w,V).​
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Thus f is a group homomorphism; in particular f(1,I)=I.

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