Are there more books like Abel's Theorem in Problems and Solutions ?

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The discussion centers on the book "Abel's Theorem in Problems and Solutions," praised for its student-friendly approach and comprehensive exercises. The user, an undergraduate in Mathematics, highlights the book's effectiveness for self-study compared to other algebra texts. Additionally, they mention Vinogradov's number theory book as another example that employs a guided approach through exercises. The inquiry seeks recommendations for similar self-contained mathematics books that facilitate independent learning.

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Are there more books like "Abel's Theorem in Problems and Solutions"?

The book "Abel's Theorem in Problems and Solutions" saved me in Algebra. I have over 5 books in Algebra, but Abel shines in its student-friendliness. It is easy to approach, full of exercises, solutions and relevant theories. Please, do not understand me wrong. I am an undergraduate at Mathematics, and I enjoy formal style like in Bourbakis. I just love self-contained books like the Abel, because I have to self-study a lot. Are there more books like the Abel?
 
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Sorry for bringing up an old thread. This is truly an amazing book. I too am curious if anybody's found books similar to this one.
Here's a link to the pdf of this book (translated by a student at Caltech): www.cds.caltech.edu/~nair/abel.pdf
 


another russian example, vinogradov's number theory book uses the guided approach by exercises.
 

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