Algebra A Course in Algebra Book Study Group | Self-Learning Support

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A Course in Algebra by E.B. Vinberg is being studied by individuals seeking to form a book study group for collaborative learning and discussion. The idea is to create a supportive environment for self-learners to share insights and tackle exercises together. Additionally, a suggestion is made to consider "Algebra: Chapter 0" by Aluffi as an alternative resource. Concerns are raised about the effectiveness of online group studies, with recommendations to explore platforms like Math Stack Exchange or Art of Problem Solving for more structured group study opportunities.
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Hey everyone,
I'm currently studying A Course in Algebra by E.B. Vinberg, and I was wondering if anyone is studying the same book. I think it will be a less lonely journey for all of us self learners if we can form a book study group to discuss ideas and exercises.
 
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HajarB said:
Hey everyone,
I'm currently studying A Course in Algebra by E.B. Vinberg, and I was wondering if anyone is studying the same book. I think it will be a less lonely journey for all of us self learners if we can form a book study group to discuss ideas and exercises.

Hi! Just to give a second thought about the book, you might be interested in "Algebra: Chapter 0" by Aluffi. I am not sure if the group study over online is effective though. You might be interested in asking that question to the Math Stack Exchange or Art of Problem Solving as I believe both websites have active group study, and have corresponding websites.
 
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