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Group homomorphism/Categorial properties/Fact

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Let denote groups. Then the following properties hold.

  1. The identity

    is a group homomorphism.

  2. If and are group homomorphisms, then the composition is a group homomorphism.
  3. For a subgroup , the inclusion is a group homomorphism.
  4. Let be the trivial group. Then the mapping that sends to is a group homomorphism. Moreover, the (constant) mapping is a group homomorphism.