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> >[Moderator's note: a "module" over a ring R is an abelian group M >equipped with a ring homomorphism from R to the ring End(M) of >abelian group endomorphisms of M. A "representation" of a group >G is a vector space V equipped with a group homomorphism from G to >the group Aut(V) of vector space automorphisms of V. - jb] > Wow! (Does anyone know what that all means?) What does it mean to 'equip' a ring with something? What's a 'ring homomorphism? What's the ring 'End(M)'? What's an endomorphism? What is the group 'Aut(V)'? What is an automorphism? Other than those, I have no questions. the softrat Curmudgeon-at-Large mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] -- I love defenceless animals, especially in a good gravy.
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