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Algebraic Geometry over the Complex Numbers

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Algebraic Geometry over the Complex Numbers
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Publisher: Purdue University
Number of pages: 234

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Algebraic geometry is the geometric study of sets of solutions to polynomial equations over a field (or ring). In this book the author have tried to maintain a reasonable balance between rigor, intuition and completeness; so it retains some of the informal quality of lecture notes.

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