Actions of Groups

A Second Course in Algebra

By John McCleary | Publisher: Cambridge University Press

About the book

This undergraduate text goes beyond the basics of modern algebra by presenting the fundamental topics of representation theory and Galois theory in a manner guided by the notion of actions of groups. Active learning modules and chapters that extend the first course support the transition to deeper ideas.

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Hardcover
ISBN 9781009158121
Paperback
ISBN 9781009158114

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This undergraduate text goes beyond the basics of modern algebra by presenting the fundamental topics of representation theory and Galois theory in a manner guided by the notion of actions of groups. Active learning modules and chapters that extend the first course support the transition to deeper ideas.

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This undergraduate text goes beyond the basics of modern algebra by presenting the fundamental topics of representation theory and Galois theory in a manner guided by the notion of actions of groups. Active learning modules and chapters that extend the first course support the transition to deeper ideas.

What core themes, tropes, or subjects are explored in Actions of Groups?

Mathematics and Science > Mathematics > Algebra

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How long is Actions of Groups and how many pages does it have?

Actions of Groups has 226 page(s)

Who is/are the Author/s of the book Actions of Groups?

John McCleary

Who is the Publisher of the book Actions of Groups?

Cambridge University Press

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Actions of Groups is available as hardcover(ISBN 9781009158121) and paperback(ISBN 9781009158114)

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