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Given a set A, how would you go about constructing the Grothendieck group K of M, the free commutative monoid on A?
Many thanks for any help.
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Given a set A, how would you go about constructing the Grothendieck group K of M, the free commutative monoid on A?
Many thanks for any help.
abstract-algebra monoid
asked Jan 4 at 16:27
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put on hold as off-topic by jgon, Dietrich Burde, KReiser, Cesareo, amWhy Jan 5 at 1:57
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Isn't it just the same as free abelian group on $A$?
– Wojowu
Jan 4 at 16:30
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A simple google search will show to construct both the Grothendieck group K of M, and the free commutative monoid on A.
– user458276
Jan 4 at 17:53
I would "go about" reading the wikipedia article, which has further references.
– Dietrich Burde
Jan 4 at 19:15
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Given a set A, how would you go about constructing the Grothendieck group K of M, the free commutative monoid on A?
Many thanks for any help.
abstract-algebra monoid
asked Jan 4 at 16:27
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Given a set A, how would you go about constructing the Grothendieck group K of M, the free commutative monoid on A?
Many thanks for any help.
abstract-algebra monoid
abstract-algebra monoid
asked Jan 4 at 16:27
AktAkt
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asked Jan 4 at 16:27
AktAkt
367
asked Jan 4 at 16:27
AktAkt
367
asked Jan 4 at 16:27
AktAkt
367
asked Jan 4 at 16:27
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put on hold as off-topic by jgon, Dietrich Burde, KReiser, Cesareo, amWhy Jan 5 at 1:57
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put on hold as off-topic by jgon, Dietrich Burde, KReiser, Cesareo, amWhy Jan 5 at 1:57
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Isn't it just the same as free abelian group on $A$?
– Wojowu
Jan 4 at 16:30
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A simple google search will show to construct both the Grothendieck group K of M, and the free commutative monoid on A.
– user458276
Jan 4 at 17:53
I would "go about" reading the wikipedia article, which has further references.
– Dietrich Burde
Jan 4 at 19:15
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2
Isn't it just the same as free abelian group on $A$?
– Wojowu
Jan 4 at 16:30
1
A simple google search will show to construct both the Grothendieck group K of M, and the free commutative monoid on A.
– user458276
Jan 4 at 17:53
I would "go about" reading the wikipedia article, which has further references.
– Dietrich Burde
Jan 4 at 19:15
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Isn't it just the same as free abelian group on $A$?
– Wojowu
Jan 4 at 16:30
Isn't it just the same as free abelian group on $A$?
– Wojowu
Jan 4 at 16:30
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1
A simple google search will show to construct both the Grothendieck group K of M, and the free commutative monoid on A.
– user458276
Jan 4 at 17:53
A simple google search will show to construct both the Grothendieck group K of M, and the free commutative monoid on A.
– user458276
Jan 4 at 17:53
I would "go about" reading the wikipedia article, which has further references.
– Dietrich Burde
Jan 4 at 19:15
I would "go about" reading the wikipedia article, which has further references.
– Dietrich Burde
Jan 4 at 19:15
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Isn't it just the same as free abelian group on $A$?
– Wojowu
Jan 4 at 16:30
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A simple google search will show to construct both the Grothendieck group K of M, and the free commutative monoid on A.
– user458276
Jan 4 at 17:53
I would "go about" reading the wikipedia article, which has further references.
– Dietrich Burde
Jan 4 at 19:15