Introduction to Commutative Algebra
by Thomas J. Haines
Publisher: University of Maryland 2024
Number of pages: 93
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Notes for an introductory course on commutative algebra. Algebraic geometry uses commutative algebraic as its 'local machinery'. The goal of these lecture notes is to study commutative algebra and some topics in algebraic geometry in a parallel manner.
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