A graded homomorphism is a special type of algebraic mapping between graded algebras that respects the grading structure. This means that a graded homomorphism not only preserves the algebraic operations but also maintains the decomposition of elements according to their grades. It ensures that the image of an element of a certain grade under this mapping remains in the corresponding grade of the codomain, linking it directly to the properties and applications of graded algebras.
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