Foundations AMS Open Math Notes: Valuable Lecture Notes on Commutative Algebra and More

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Terence Tao's blog has highlighted a new resource from the American Mathematical Society (AMS) that compiles lecture notes, accessible at ams.org/open-math-notes. Despite being in its early stages, the site already offers valuable content, particularly in the Commutative Algebra section. This initiative is seen as a promising addition for those interested in expanding their mathematical library and knowledge. The AMS is gaining recognition and appreciation among users for its efforts in providing accessible educational materials.
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I have a subscription of Terence Tao's Blog and he promoted the following website of the AMS where they started to gather lecture notes.

http://www.ams.org/open-math-notes

Although it seems to be quite new and in its beginning, I already found a valuable read in the Commutative Algebra section. So I'd like to share it with our members and maybe to those of you, who like to contribute to their library.
 
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This looks like a great resource. Thanks for sharing!
 

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