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Metamath Aftermath Introduction Loose Ends Nothing Less Than Zero Bungee Leap Messianism Three Bags Full Sir! Ultrafilters Introduction Ultrafilters, Insert Coin Application By Anselm Principal, Or Non-Principal Finite, Or Infinite? Algebra, Abstract Enough? Introduction Group Axioms Ring And Field Axioms Subrings, Subfields Modular Arithmetic Ideals Of Rings and Fields Morphisms / Factor Rings Galois Groups And Finite Fields Permutation Groups K4 Groups And The Octal The Finite Fields GF(4) and GF(8) Normal Subgroups Simple Groups A5 Is Simple A Proposal For The Trinity Introduction Modelling The Holy Trinity Of What Meaning Is It? Tested Whilst Surprised Three Bags Full – Of What? Ultrafilter In Strange Twist Limit Of Construction Introduction Divergence Holy Trinity – The Only Finite Pantheism – Most High God Lord Of Hosts – Angels Advanced Symmetry Introduction Operands vs. Operations 1: - Trinity In Christ 2: - Trinity Through The Father 3: - Trinity By The Holy Spirit They Do It With Mirrors Ultrafilters Of Trinity The Nature Of God Introduction Reconcilable God And The Dialectic Eucharistia A Child Called Alice The Certainty Of An Open Door And His Coming No System Of Works Alpha And Omega None Other Name Under Heaven Given Among Men The Comforter – Open Doors The 6, 7, 8 Cycle Introduction The 6, 7, 8 Cycle The Devil’s Jealousy Numbering The Beast The Four Horsemen The Seven Churches The Beast’s Deadly Wound The Vision Thereof Sure What A Tangled Web We Weave The Ten Kings – Ten Horns Of The Beast The Leaven Of Divorce – Even He Is The Eighth The False Prophet And The Image Of The Beast If Thy Right Hand Offend Thee The Mechanics Of Temptation Introduction Simple Transposition Factoring To A5 The Final Six The Pride Of Life The Ten Kings The Image To The Beast The Consequences Of The Image The Seventh Angel Sounds The Restrainer Have You Tried Turning It Off And On Again? Wise Virgins Introduction The Parable Of The Ten Virgins Left Handed And Right Handed – The Father’s Throne Sit Thou At My Right Hand Octal Reversal And Left/Right Equivalence The Sabbath Rest Of Christ – Spiritual Israel Is His Body The 144 Octal Reversals Seven Seals, Trumpets And Vials – Thunders? An Application Twelve Thrones Over Israel Introduction The Maker’s Dozen The Twelve Tribes A Matter Of Life And Death Life Beside The Right Hand But Whom Say Ye That I Am? Introduction Right And Left Hand Invariance Left And Right Hands As Vectors Scriptural Comparison Remaining Calculations Walking Amongst The Candlesticks Amalgam 666 Introduction For A Mark Between Thine Eyes 666 Outside Of Christ 660 or 666? - The Image With Life Death Shall Flee From Them Wormwood = Death Abaddon = Hell The Heart Of Mystery Babylon - A Cage For Every Bird Hell Follows After The Insanity Of Satan Introduction Satan's Left And Right Hand Conterfeits Discontinuity - A Deadly Wound The Madness Of The Dragon A Bag Full Of Holes Inept, To Claim The Least The Beast Which Thou Sawest No Other Name Under Heaven The Spirit Within Us Lusteth To Envy Two Horns Like A Lamb No Mass Culling 6, 7, 8 Cycle Revisited Introduction With Apologies To The Reader Rightly Dividing The Word Of Truth The Deadly Wound Healed New Beginnings Hot, Cold And Lukewarm The Collision In The Octal Regressive Or Regenerative? Seven Spirits More Wicked Maths From The Gospels Introduction Our Father, Which Art In Heaven Hallowed Be Thy Name Thy Kingdom Come Thy Will Be Done On Earth, As It Is In Heaven Give Us Today Our Daily Bread Forgive Us Our Sins... Lead Us Not Into Temptation... For Thine Is The Kingdom The Power And The Glory, Forever	Introduction Maths, can help more than it confuses. If it does so, then it is done well. God, from the Trinitarian perspective and including Anselm's argument can never be "second best" in the greatness stakes, else he wouldn't be God. Each member of the trinity must be fully as great as the others, maybe in different ways, but still there must be a symmetry involved. When one member is compared with respect to the others there must be equality, though the quality may indeed take different forms. Abstract Algebra - Hang on, those x's and y's? Well, yes and no. The use of algebra to describe symmetries, like reflection in a mirror, or the number of times in a whole revolution that a shape will fit upon itself as if never moved, can be modelled with algebra. The algebra is called "abstract" because there is in general no numerical "answer" other than a representation of a structure's symmetries. There are many different types of structure that have symmetry, many of which are too complicated to imagine. Algebra may describe objects in any number of dimensions, and is often the only way we can attempt to understand such multidimensional structures, through their symmetries. The Algebraic structures I am interested in are 'Groups', 'Rings' and 'Fields', most importantly, 'Finite Fields'. The definitions of these are found in this section. Group Axioms Though not necessarily finite in terms of their order (number of elements.) Groups require fewer axioms to define than rings and fields. They are perhaps more familiar to most people than they would initially think. There are two main types of groups, - Abelian and non-Abelian groups. both of these can be finite or infinite in order. Ring And Field Axioms Finite fields are fields, and fields are rings. not all rings are fields of course, but fields require stricter definitions (axioms), to distinguish them. Subrings, Subfields Of course, no structure could claim to have much internal structure were there no way to extend them to higher orders as well as showing examples of internal substructures of lesser order. We find that though some rings have infinite order, so also do their subrings, and mathematically they have the same order (cardinality) although the latter can be properly contained in the former. Modular Arithmetic In order to discuss finite fields, we see how the basics of modular arithmetic are used. This includes the discussion of equivalence classes, and how the binary operations of addition and multiplication are well defined upon them. Ideals Of Rings and Fields Ideals of rings are "special" subrings. We see how Fields only have trivial ideals. Morphisms / Factor Rings Here, things start to get very complicated. We define the kernel of a homomorphism, and state the Ring Isomorphism Theorems. In a parallel of multiplication and division with rings themselves, We briefly touch on the notion of a factor ring. Galois Groups And Finite Fields Here, automorphisms of finite fields are shown to form a group, moreover one that is cyclic. Permutation Groups A brief introduction to permutations and their properties. Permutation representation, Symmetric group, Alternating subgroup. K4 Groups And The Octal The terms "Octal" and "K4 group" are used many times in this website, hopefully after reading this page you should become familiar with these terms. I also define a group product in the octal used extensively in the revelation text which must be understood if a person is to correctly deduce as I have, the correct interpretation of the revelation of Jesus Christ. The Finite Fields GF(4) and GF(8) These two finite fields are required knowledge for the revelation and metamath sections on this site. You should take the opportunity to become familiar with these mathematical structures before advancing onwards. The structures themselves are well known to mathematicians - fields are frequently used as components in matrices in linear algebra and in vectors, as well as in more general vector spaces and in calculus. You in fact, use fields all the time in algebra: the difference here is that these fields are finite. (They have a finite number of elements.) Normal Subgroups This page sets the stage for the following pages in the section - greater attention is paid to the concept of a normal subgroup - as it has particular application to the factoring down from S5 to A5 used on this site in numerous places. S5 is the smallest symmetric group to have A5 as a subgroup. A5 itself is the smallest finitely generated non-Abelian simple group. This page simply states why a simple group is insoluble. It occurs in the decomposition series associated with it's normal subgroups, in them not having prime power cyclic factors. Simple Groups This page uses the complex but powerful machinery of permutations in the symmetric groups to prove a few fundamental theorems concerning normal subgroups of those symmetric groups of degree 5 or more. These theorems provide the basis for the page after this one, which is far more brief and is more a swift summary of the progress made in this page. This proof was taken from my university notes and was taught to me in Autumn 2001. A5 Is Simple A swift and very brief summation of the proofs in the previous page. By simply assembling the pieces together we now have proof that An is simple for n>4. In particular this includes A5. A5 since it is of index two in S5 is the largest normal subgroup of S5 (and the only one except for C2, its cofactor). This proof is swift but the stages are given here in summary, the previous page is where all the action happened. Continue To Next Section Continue To Next Page Return To Previous Section