Normalizer of a set in a group @DrJuanKlopper

Uploaded April 2018 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago

The normalizer of a set in a group is the bigger cousin of the centralizer. In fact, the centralizer is a subset of the normalizer. We relax the conditions a bit and let the conjugation of an element result in any arbitrary element in the subset. Not making any sense? Just watch the video!

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