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Essential Group Theory All Ads Removed Michael Batty

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Essential Group Theory All Ads Removed Michael Batty
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Publisher: bookboon.com
File Extension: PDF
File size: 1.07 MB
Pages: 97
Author: Michael Batty
ISBN: 9788740303018, 8740303012
Language: English
Year: 2012

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Essential Group Theory All Ads Removed Michael Batty by Michael Batty 9788740303018, 8740303012 instant download after payment.

This short book on group theory is partly based on notes from lectures Michael Batty gave at Trinity College Dublin in 1999 and at Edinburgh University in 2001.
The first part of the book is an introduction to elementary group theory. It doesn’t aim to cover everything that might be in your introductory course in abstract algebra, but just to give a summary of the important points. Perhaps you could read it before you begin your course, if you want to read something gentle in advance, or it could be a starting point for revision. The second part of the book is about free groups and presentations of groups. This would typically appear in a second course on group theory.

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