Titlebook: Undergraduate Algebra; A Unified Approach Matej Bre?ar Textbook 2019 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2019 Algebra.Abstract Algebra.Groups.Ri

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Examples of Groups and Ringscative group. Examples of rings and groups will therefore be intertwined. One of the goals of the chapter is to show that groups and rings occur throughout mathematics. Exposure to algebraic ideas is therefore useful for mathematicians working in all areas.

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Finite Groupsrmined. What we will show in this chapter is that every finite group contains certain subgroups that are relatively well understood. Thus, instead of tackling the whole group, which would be too ambitious, we will focus on its smaller pieces.

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Field Extensionshis chapter, and, in fact, of the whole book. The theory developed in subsequent sections is mathematically rich with several impressive results, culminating in Galois theory, which, along with its applications, often strikes mathematical souls with its harmony and perfection.

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Quotient Structurest structure gives rise to a homomorphism. Through this connection, we will better understand the meaning of homomorphisms that are not injective. However, the real meaning and importance of both homomorphisms and quotient structures will become evident in Part II, where we will use them as tools for solving various problems.

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Homomorphismsions that help us to clarify our thoughts and make discussion possible. The “right” definition should also reveal the essence of the issue and direct our way of thinking. One of the definitions that plays such a role in algebra is that of a homomorphism. A homomorphism is a map from an algebraic str

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Commutative RingsThis first chapter of Part II is primarily devoted to commutative rings that are in certain ways similar to the ring of integers. The most prominent example is ., the ring of polynomials over a field .. We will see that the theory of divisibility of integers, developed in Section 2.1, holds in essen

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Finite Groupsanswers to general questions do not come easy. It would be far too much to expect that the structure of arbitrary finite groups can be completely determined. What we will show in this chapter is that every finite group contains certain subgroups that are relatively well understood. Thus, instead of