[S,*]= [Z,+] and [S',*']=[Z,∘] where a∘b=a+b-1. Then ?(n)=n+1 is an isomorphism from [Z,+] to [Z,∘]

[S,]= [Z,+] and [S',']=[Z,∘] where a∘b=a+b-1. Then ?(n)=n+1 is an isomorphism from [Z,+] to [Z,∘]

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