Where can I find Michael Artin Algebra solutions?

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The discussion highlights a user's frustration in finding solution manuals or courses related to a specific textbook, which is noted for its quality in self-study. The user appreciates the writing style but expresses concern over the lack of resources to verify answers, particularly when important results are left in exercises. There is a mention of a Harvard abstract algebra course that utilizes the textbook, suggesting that online resources may exist. Additionally, a tip is provided to use specific Google search keywords to locate potential solutions or related materials.
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I can't find them anywhere. No solution manual, no courses that used the textbook and then posted solutions, nothing. At the same time, the author leaves some important results in the exercises. I like the writing style and so far I'm not having inordinate trouble with the problems, but I'm now pretty unhappy with the person who recommended this book as "good for self-study". I am no stranger to the problem where one produces a wrong answer and doesn't know enough to realize that the answer is wrong.

I'm surprised that I cannot find any courses that use this highly-regarded textbook.
 
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Hoping somebody might know anything about this.
 
well the harvard abstract algebra course that have videos available online uses this book..
 
If you really want some, use google keywords. Like

site:edu artin + algebra + solutions + filetype:pdf
 

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