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Day 06Part 01- Discrete Mathematics for Gate Hindi – Group theory and it’s application.

Day 06Part 01- Discrete Mathematics for Gate Hindi – Group theory and it’s application.

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Day 06 Part 01 – Discrete Mathematics for GATE (in Hindi)

Topic: Group Theory & Its Applications

Language: Hindi-English Mix (for better understanding)
Useful for: GATE, UGC NET, B.Tech (CSE/IT), MCA, BCA, Competitive Exams


1. Group Theory क्या है?

Group Theory एक ऐसा mathematical concept है, जिसमें हम किसी set के elements पर एक operation (जैसे addition, multiplication) apply करते हैं, और check करते हैं कि वे कुछ rules (axioms) satisfy करते हैं या नहीं।


2. Group की परिभाषा (Definition of Group)

किसी non-empty set GG, और एक binary operation ∗* पर defined है एक group, यदि वह निम्नलिखित चार conditions (axioms) satisfy करता है:

Group Axioms:

  1. Closure: ∀a,b∈G⇒a∗b∈G\forall a, b \in G \Rightarrow a * b \in G

  2. Associativity: ∀a,b,c∈G⇒(a∗b)∗c=a∗(b∗c)\forall a, b, c \in G \Rightarrow (a * b) * c = a * (b * c)

  3. Identity Element: ∃e∈G\exists e \in G such that a∗e=e∗a=aa * e = e * a = a

  4. Inverse Element: ∀a∈G\forall a \in G, ∃a−1∈G\exists a^{-1} \in G such that a∗a−1=a−1∗a=ea * a^{-1} = a^{-1} * a = e

अगर ये चारों properties satisfy होती हैं, तो set GG एक group कहलाता है।


3. Types of Groups

Type Condition
Abelian Group यदि group में commutativity हो i.e., a∗b=b∗aa * b = b * a
Non-Abelian यदि a∗b≠b∗aa * b \ne b * a for some a,b∈Ga, b \in G
Finite Group Group with finite number of elements
Infinite Group Group with infinite elements

4. Example (Addition on Integers)

Let G=ZG = \mathbb{Z} (integers), operation: ++

So, (Z,+)(\mathbb{Z}, +) is a group
It is also Abelian


5. Applications of Group Theory

Area Application Example
Cryptography RSA, ECC – modular arithmetic with groups
Coding Theory Error detection & correction
Computer Graphics Symmetry and rotation operations
Automata Theory Transition systems and algebraic structures
Compiler Design Grammar transformations and syntax trees

Important for GATE:


Summary Table:

Property Meaning
Group Closure, Associative, Identity, Inverse
Abelian Commutative Group
Finite Group Fixed number of elements
Applications Cryptography, Algebra, CS Theory, Graphics

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