Bourbaki

Exercise 8, § 7

Algebra, I, p. 144

Let XX be a set; for every integer q≥0q \geq 0, let Mo(X)_q be the set of elements of Mo(X) of length q, and let Mo^{(q)}(X) be the union of the Mo(X)_{nq}, for n∈Nn \in \mathbf{N}. The injection Mo(X)_q \to Mo^{(q)}(X) extends to a homomorphism Mo(Mo(X)_q) \to Mo^{(q)}(X); prove that this homomorphism is bijective if q≥1q \geq 1.

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