Algebra A graduate Course.
Algebra A graduate Course.
Martin Isaacs
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When I started graduate school at Harvard in 1960, I knew essentially no abstract algebra. I had seen the definition of a group when I was an undergraduate, but I doubt that I had ever seen a factor group, and I am sure that I had never seen a factor group, and I am sure that I had never even heard of modules. Despite my ignorance of algebra ( or perhaps because of it), I decided to register for the first half of the graduate algebra sequence , which was being taught that year by Professor Lynn Loomis. I found the course exciting and beautiful, and by the end of the semester I had decided that I want to be an algebraist. This decision was reinforced by an equally spectacular second semester…
Categories : Engineering
Publisher: Wadsworth Inc.
Pages: 525
Published Year: 1994
File size: 11.4 MB
Language: English
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