Algebra Algebra: A Graduate Course by Isaacs

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The discussion highlights "Algebra: A Graduate Course" by I. Martin Isaacs, noting its unique structure that categorizes algebraic concepts into commutative and noncommutative structures, diverging from the traditional grouping of groups, rings, and fields. This innovative approach is considered a fresh perspective in the field of algebra. The book is generally regarded as a good resource, prompting interest among participants to explore its content further.

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This is another book I want to see. Instead of breaking down into group, rings & fields like the standard presentation, it's broken down into commutative & noncommutative structures. As far as I know, that's new, and other than that it's generally a good book too.
 
fourier jr said:
This is another book I want to see. Instead of breaking down into group, rings & fields like the standard presentation, it's broken down into commutative & noncommutative structures. As far as I know, that's new, and other than that it's generally a good book too.

That's a very interesting approach! I'll have to check the book out.
 

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