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dextercioby
May14-05, 07:11 PM
Bookmark this site,it's mighty useful
http://mathworld.wolfram.com/Ring.html
Daniel.
Bookmark this site,it's mighty useful
http://mathworld.wolfram.com/Ring.html
Daniel.
yes, i also looked at that site too.. but I dont understand it all.
What did you mean by r^2 by the way ?
and do rings have relevance to physics ??
dextercioby
May14-05, 07:21 PM
I didn't see any r^{2}...:confused:
Yes,they do.Theoretical physics uses abstract algebra a lot.
Daniel.
Vanes63
May14-05, 07:25 PM
Take a set, give it a few properties, that's what most of abstract algebra is about.
A ring is just one of the structures that is studied in abstract/modern algebra.
Start with groups, then it will get you to identify what a ring is a little better.
- Vanes.
I didn't see any r^{2}...:confused:
Yes,they do.Theoretical physics uses abstract algebra a lot.
Daniel.
How do you get started studying rings though ?
I wanted to know what you meant by R^2 when you showed me the double integral..in the other homework question.
dextercioby
May14-05, 07:31 PM
Aaaaa,got it.You've studied cartesian (direct) product.It's the cartesian product of R with itself.
You should have introductory abstract algebra in high-school.If not,then definitely in college,if u take a math major.
Daniel.
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