Algebra

Algebra

by Pierre A. Grillet

Part of Pure and applied mathematics

1999

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"Addressing the needs of students at the senior/graduate level as well as mathematicians in the market for a comprehensive reference, Algebra combines an exceptionally accessible discussion of the basics with a remarkably thorough and well-organized treatment. Readers can pick and choose from a broad array of important topics, learn how various concepts relate to one another, and acquire a sense of the scope and thrust of contemporary algebra as well as its practical application."--BOOK JACKET.

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    How does Grillet’s approach to foundational concepts in this text alter your perspective on the interconnectedness of advanced mathematical ideas compared to other math books you've studied?

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    In what ways does working through the exercises in this book mirror the problem-solving and troubleshooting strategies you use in your everyday personal or professional life?

  3. 3

    Grillet emphasizes both the theoretical beauty and the practical application of algebra; which of these two aspects resonated more with your personal mathematical philosophy?

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