Titlebook: Algebra; Thomas W. Hungerford Textbook 1974 Springer-Verlag New York, Inc. 1974 Adjoint functor.Coproduct.Galois theory.algebra.field.fini

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Date Palm Biotechnology Protocols Volume IIdence base, whose cardinality (called the transcendence degree) turns out to be an invariant of the extension of . by . (Section 1). The notion of separability is extended to (possibly) nonalgebraic extensions in Section 2 and separable extensions are characterized in several ways.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4939-7159-6hism (relative to different bases) leads to the concepts of equivalence and similarity of matrices (Sections 2 and 4). Certain important invariants of matrices under similarity are considered in Section 5. Determinants of matrices (Section 3) are quite useful at several points in the discussion.

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Introduction,ception of the distinction between sets and proper classes (Section 2), the characterization of the Cartesian product by a universal mapping property (Theorem 5.2) and the Recursion Theorem 6.2). The definition of cardinal number (first part of Section 8) will be used frequently. The Axiom of Choice

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Groups,lly the same are said to be isomorphic. Ideally the goal in studying groups is to classify all groups up to isomorphism, which in practice means finding necessary and sufficient conditions for two groups to be isomorphic. At present there is little hope of classifying arbitrary groups. But it is pos

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Rings,r more complicated than the corresponding problem for groups. It will be partially dealt with in Chapter IX. The present chapter is concerned, for the most part, with presenting those facts in the theory of rings that are most frequently used in several areas of algebra. The first two sections deal

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