Introduction to Modern Abstract Algebra by David M. Burton

Introduction to Modern Abstract Algebra David M. Burton ebook
Page: 319
Format: pdf
ISBN: 0201007223, 9780201007220
Publisher: Addison-Wesley

This is a great introduction to abstract algebra. The techniques they used were, in the end, more important than the resolution of a somewhat esoteric problem, for they were the genesis of modern abstract algebra. I took Modern Algebra I and Geometry. I really like this I highly recommend it and Hungerford's approach is different from most modern algebra texts because he introduces ring theory before group theory. Ultimately, the abstract parallels between algebraic systems were seen to be more important than the details and modern algebra was born. Modern algebra, an introduction, by J R Durbin? A First Course in Abstract Algebra by John Fraleigh provides a gentle introduction to elegant intricacies of Group Theory. Linear algebra a modern introduction by david poole. So let's use some modern algebra to take a higher-level look at this. Linear Algebra a Modern Introduction - David Poole. Intro & Euler's arphi and… I am going to look at several arithmetic functions, and we will see how Mathematica knows them. Weibel's 'An Introduction to Homological Algebra' (author website, Google Books page), or IHA, is just that: a modern textbook on homological algebra. The Geometry class covered For a solid but ultimately introductory treatment I would work recommend Hungerford's Introduction to Abstract Algebra. We'll cover metric spaces, functional analysis, mathematical statistics and probability theory, abstract algebra, topology, and even some category theory. We will see the convolution product of arithmetic functions for dealing with particularly appropriate summations, the Möbius Inversion In fact, I have filed this post under “abstract algebra” because we'll be doing just a little algebra to get a good grip on these functions.