Talk:Automorphism
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(I am not satisfied with that, it is too much jargon, there should be an example, it does not convey the power of the concept and is just a definition) -- Olivier.
Not only that, but what the heck is it?!?! Seriously, I think good encyclopedia articles should assume that the reader may not know the context of the article. A single introductory sentence describing the context can make all the difference in the world. -- Alan Millar
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[edit] Centerless?
It talks of "if G is centerless" in the examples, but isn't G a group, and so contains the identity, which is commutative by definition, and hence all centers contain the identity? so doesn't this put the talk of a centerless group as impossible? -- Moxmalin
- By definition, a group is centerless if its center consists of only the identity. See center of a group. -- Fropuff 00:16, 9 February 2007 (UTC)
