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The Endomorphisms Algebra of Translations Group and Associative Unitary Ring of Trace-Preserving Endomorphisms in Affine Plane

Orgest Zaka
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This paper introduces a description of Endomorphisms of the translation group in an affine plane, will define the addition and composition of the set of endomorphisms and specify the neutral elements associated with these two actions and present the Endomorphism algebra thereof will distinguish the Trace-preserving endomorphism algebra in affine plane, and prove that the set of Trace-preserving endomorphism associated with the 'addition' action forms a commutative group. We also try to prove that the set of trace-preserving endomorphism, together with the two actions, in it, 'addition' and 'composition' forms an associative and unitary ring.

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Orgest Zaka. 2020-03-20. The Endomorphisms Algebra of Translations Group and Associative Unitary Ring of Trace-Preserving Endomorphisms in Affine Plane. https://doi.org/10.22199/issn.0717-6279-2020-04-0051

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