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Content
  • Define a group, give examples of groups, list properties that hold in every group and state definitions of particular features of groups

  • Define a ring, give examples of rings, list properties that hold in every ring and state definitions of particular features of rings

  • Define a field, give examples of fields, list properties that hold in every field and state definitions of particular features of fields

  • Prove statements about these mathematical structures

Chapter 1. Introduction
  1. Logic, Sets, Operations

  2. Equivalence Relations

  3. Equivalence Classes

  1. Permutations Groups

  2. Subgroups

  3. Groups and Symmetry

Chapter 2. Groups 1
Chapter 3. Groups 2
  1. Properties

  2. Generators. Direct Groups

  3. Cosets

  4. Lagranges's Theorem. Cyclic Groups

  5. Isomorphisms

  6. Cayle's Theorem

Chapter 4. Groups Homomorphisms
  1. Homomorphisms and Kernels

  2. Quotient Groups

  3. The Fundamental Homomorphism Theorem

Chapter 5. Introduction to Rings
  1. Definition and Examples

  2. Integral Domains, Division Rings

  3. Fields

  4. Isomorphisms. Characteristics

Chapter 6. Numbers Systems
  1. Ordered Integral Domains

  2. Integers

  3. Field of Quotients. Field of Rationals

  4. Ordered Fields. The Field of Reals

  5. The Field of Complex Numbers

  6. Complex Roots of Unity

Chapter 7. Polynomials
  1. Definitions and Elementary properties

  2. The Division Algorithm

  3. Factorization of Polynomials

  4. Unique Factorization Domains

Chapter 8. Quotient Rings
  1. Homomorphisms of Rings. Ideals

  2. Quotient Rings

  3. Factorization and Ideals

Chapter 9. Galois Theory
  1. Simple Extensions. Degree

  2. Roots of Polynomials

  3. Fundamental Theorem

  4. Algebraic Extensions

  5. Splitting Fields. Galois Groups

  6. Separability and Normality

  7. Fundamental Theorem of Galois Theory

  8. Solvability by Radicals

  9. Finite Fields

Bibliography

  1. Durbin, J.R. A Modern Algebra:An Introduction. 6th Ed. John Wiley and Sons, 2009.

  2. Rotman, J.J. A First Course in Abstract Algebra. 7th Ed. Prentice Hall

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