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A Group Homomorphism is Injective Exactly When its Kernel is Trivial

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Let (G,∗G)(G,\ast_G) and (H,∗H)(H,\ast_H) be groups with identity elements eGe_G and eHe_H as in Uniqueness of the Identity Element and of Inverses in a Group, and let φ:G→H\varphi:G\to H be a group homomorphism. Then φ\varphi is injective if and only if its kernel satisfies

ker⁡φ={eG}.\ker\varphi=\{e_G\}.

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