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Hopf formula is obviously independent

Statement

The presentation-independence of Hopf's quotient follows directly from its displayed formula, without identifying it with M(G).

Facts & Assumptions

Given: Take two unrelated free presentations of the same group.

Refutation

technique · direct
1.1

Their groups (R[F,F])/[F,R] are built from different free groups and there is no presentation-free identification between the displayed quotients from their formulas alone.

given
2.1

Independence is obtained only after Hopf's theorem identifies each quotient with the invariant M(G), as in Hopf formula is presentation-independent. It is not a formal or "obvious" consequence of writing the quotient.

step 1.1

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