From a universal algebraic perspective, let's say we have two isomorphic groups. Then can I speak of their isomorphic nature by saying the binary operations of multiplication of the two groups are "isomorphic" in that they encode the same structure?
Another way of saying that algebraic objects are isomorphic
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0Bill, wouldn't that be an isomorphism? – 2012-12-09