Diagonal subgroup

In group theory, a field of mathematics, given a group G, then the diagonal subgroup of the n-fold direct product Gⁿ is the subgroup

$\{(g,\dots,g) \in G^n : g\in G\}.$

This subgroup is isomorphic to G.

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