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The additive identity for the shifted operation must satisfy x+0⊕​−a=x, giving 0⊕​=a. The additive inverse must satisfy x+x′−a=a, giving
0⊕​=a,x′=2a−x.​
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The notation distinguishes the new additive identity from the ordinary zero vector. This is a translated abelian group structure on the same underlying set.

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