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    What's abstract algebra?

    • It's the study of problems.
    • It's the study of curves.
    • It's the study of algebraic structures.
    • It's the study of distances.
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The theory of Hopf Algebra is just another extension of the algebra you already know about. It is actually described as a representation of the underlying associate algebra of abstract algebra. This might sound like something complicated for those who are not really into math, but what about you? What do you know about the theory of Hopf Algebra? Try our quiz and see if you are updated about it.

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  • 2. 
    What's a function? - ProProfs

    What's a function?

    • It's a moment between categories.

    • It's a map between categories.

    • It's a gap between categories.

    • It's a table between categories.

    Correct Answer
    A. It's a map between categories.
    Explanation
    A function is a mathematical concept that describes the relationship between two sets of elements, where each element in the first set is associated with exactly one element in the second set. This association can be thought of as a map between the two sets, where each element in the first set is mapped to a unique element in the second set. Therefore, the correct answer is "It's a map between categories."

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  • 3. 
    What is associate algebra? - ProProfs

    What is associate algebra?

    • It's an algebraic structure with compatible operation of addition, multiplication, and a scaler multiplication by elements in some fields.

    • It's an algebraic structure with incompatible operation of addition, multiplication, and a scaler by elements in some fields.

    • It's an algebraic structure with compatible operation of addition, multiplication, by elements in some fields.

    • It's an algebraic structure with compatible operation by elements in some fields.

    Correct Answer
    A. It's an algebraic structure with compatible operation of addition, multiplication, and a scaler multiplication by elements in some fields.
    Explanation
    Associate algebra is an algebraic structure that includes compatible operations of addition, multiplication, and scaler multiplication by elements in some fields. This means that the operations of addition and multiplication follow certain rules and properties, and the scaler multiplication can be performed using elements from a specific set of fields. The compatibility of these operations ensures that the algebraic structure is well-defined and consistent.

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    What's a vector space? - ProProfs

    What's a vector space?

    • It's a collection of objects called vectors, which may be added together and multiplied by numbers called scalars.

    • It's a collection of vectors, which may be added together and multiplied by numbers called scalars.

    • It's a collection of vectors, which may be added together and multiplied by numbers.

    • It's a collection of objects, which may be multiplied by numbers called scalars.

    Correct Answer
    A. It's a collection of objects called vectors, which may be added together and multiplied by numbers called scalars.
    Explanation
    A vector space is a collection of objects called vectors, which can be combined through addition and multiplication by scalars. This means that vectors can be added to each other and scaled by multiplying them with numbers. This property allows for various mathematical operations and transformations to be performed within the vector space.

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    What's the other term for coalgebras? - ProProfs

    What's the other term for coalgebras?

    • Alphas

    • Omegas

    • Cogebras

    • Vectors

    Correct Answer
    A. Cogebras
    Explanation
    Coalgebras are the dual concept of algebras, where instead of operations that combine elements, they have operations that decompose elements. The term "cogebras" is used to refer to these dual structures. Therefore, cogebras are the other term for coalgebras.

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    What's bialgebra? - ProProfs

    What's bialgebra?

    • It's a space over K which is both a unital associative

    • It's a vector space over K.

    • It's a vector space over M which is both a unital associative

    • It's a vector space over K which is a unital associative

    Correct Answer
    A. It's a vector space over K which is a unital associative
    Explanation
    A bialgebra is a vector space over K that possesses both a unital associative algebra structure and a coassociative coalgebra structure. This means that it has both multiplication and comultiplication operations that satisfy certain properties. The fact that it is a vector space over K indicates that its elements are linear combinations of vectors from K. The unital associative property means that the multiplication operation is both associative and has a multiplicative identity.

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    What's a dual representation? - ProProfs

    What's a dual representation?

    • It's defined over the dual vector space C*

    • It's defined over the dual vector space V*

    • It's defined over the dual vector space P*

    • It's defined over the triple vector space V*

    Correct Answer
    A. It's defined over the dual vector space V*
    Explanation
    A dual representation refers to a representation that is defined over the dual vector space V*. In other words, it is a representation that acts on the dual vectors of a vector space.

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    What's the other term for Einstein notation? - ProProfs

    What's the other term for Einstein notation?

    • Einstein sum.

    • Einstein summation.

    • Einstein convention.

    • Einstein summation convention.

    Correct Answer
    A. Einstein summation convention.
    Explanation
    The other term for Einstein notation is the Einstein summation convention. This convention simplifies the notation used in tensor calculus by implying summation over repeated indices. It allows for concise representation of mathematical equations involving tensors, making calculations more efficient and easier to understand.

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    What's a monodoil category? - ProProfs

    What's a monodoil category?

    • It's a category C equipped with a vector.

    • It's a category C equipped with a factor.

    • It's a category C equipped with a bifunctor.

    • It's a category C equipped with a trifunctor.

    Correct Answer
    A. It's a category C equipped with a bifunctor.
    Explanation
    A monoidal category is a category C equipped with a bifunctor. A bifunctor is a functor that takes two arguments, in this case, objects from C, and produces an object in C. This bifunctor is used to define a tensor product operation on objects in C, which satisfies certain associativity and unit conditions. This tensor product operation allows for the combination or "multiplication" of objects in C, similar to how multiplication is defined in algebraic structures like groups or rings. Therefore, the correct answer is that a monoidal category is a category C equipped with a bifunctor.

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    What's a homomorphism? - ProProfs

    What's a homomorphism?

    • It's between 2 associative algebras, A and B over a field K.

    • It's between 3 associative algebras, A and B over a field K.

    • It's between 4 associative algebras, A and B over a field K.

    • It's between 2 associative algebras, A and B over a field C.

    Correct Answer
    A. It's between 2 associative algebras, A and B over a field K.
    Explanation
    A homomorphism is a mapping between two associative algebras, A and B, over a field K. It preserves the algebraic structure and operations between the two algebras. The field K represents the underlying field over which the algebras are defined.

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