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• Monoid
  ...ar to but less stringent than those of a group. A motivating example of a monoid is the set of positive [[integer]]s with [[multiplication]] as the operatio Formally, a monoid is set ''M'' with a binary operation <math>\star</math> satisfying the foll
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• Free monoid
  #REDIRECT [[Monoid#Free monoid]]
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• Commutative monoid
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• Monoid/Bibliography
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• Monoid/Definition
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• Monoid/Related Articles
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• Free monoid
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• Commutative monoid
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• Pseudoinverse
  #REDIRECT [[Monoid]]
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• Monoid
  ...ar to but less stringent than those of a group. A motivating example of a monoid is the set of positive [[integer]]s with [[multiplication]] as the operatio Formally, a monoid is set ''M'' with a binary operation <math>\star</math> satisfying the foll
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• Ring (mathematics)/Definition
  Algebraic structure with two operations, combining an abelian group with a monoid.
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• Polynomial ring
  ...e generator. The functions of finite support on a monoid ''M'' form the [[monoid ring]] ''R''[''M'']. ...tion as taking the [[free monoid]] ''S'' on the set Λ and then forming the monoid ring ''R''[''S''].
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• Function composition/Related Articles
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• Hutchinson operator
  ...sition form a [[monoid]]. With ''N'' functions, then one may visualize the monoid as a full [[k-ary tree|N-ary tree]] or a [[Cayley tree]].
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• Semigroup/Related Articles
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• Identity matrix/Related Articles
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• Abstract algebra/Related Articles
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• Multiplication/Related Articles
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• Free group/Related Articles
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• Identity element
  ...y element is one of the properties of a [[group (mathematics)|group]] or [[monoid]].
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• Pointed set
  * Many algebraic structures such as a [[monoid]], [[group (mathematics)|group]] or [[vector space]] have a distinguished e
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• Serge Lang/Related Articles
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• Algebra/Related Articles
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• Integer/Related Articles
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• Divisor (ring theory)
  ...ime divisors are discussed is when this semi-group is the multiplicative [[monoid]] of a commutative ring with identity. Also, divisors are also occasionall
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• Free group
  ...this operation is the empty string. (So far we have described the [[free monoid]] on the alphabet.) We define the inverse of a word to be the word obtaine
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