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Elementary Abstract Algebra: Examples and Applications

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Elementary Abstract Algebra: Examples and Applications
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Publisher: Texas A&M University
ISBN/ASIN: 1312856351
Number of pages: 785

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This book is our best effort at making Abstract Algebra as down-to earth as possible. We use concrete mathematical structures such as the complex numbers, integers mod n, symmetries, and permutations to introduce some of the beautifully general ideas of group theory.

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