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خواص جديدة للتماثلات الاستقرائية للزمر
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2003
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Mathematics
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العربية
Authors
عبد الواحد أبو حمدة( باحث )
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تتضمن الورقة العلمية نتائج مهمة تتكون من خواص جديدة للتماثلات الاستقرائية للزمر. وتتجلى الخواص الرئيسة الجديدة في نصوص كل من المبرهنة ( 6) و المبرهنة (7) و النتيجة (8) التي تم إثبات صحتها في هذا البحث، حيث تمت الإجابة عن أسئلة مفتوحة حول الجداء نصف المباشر و حول التماثل و حول مشتق الزمرة كخواص للتماثل الاستقرائي لزمرتين.
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(Abohamdah A . , About inductively isomorphic groups-1973 (In Russian
Hall M., The Theory of groups –1959
(Honke H., Strecker R.,On inductive isomorphisms of groups-1970 (In German
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