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5.0 out of 5 stars
Abstract Algebra 6th edition,
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This review is from: Introduction to Abstract Algebra, Sixth Edition (Hardcover)
Very clear and concise book for beginners interested in a little of rigor. This book proves understandably essential proofs such as that of the Fundamental Theorem of Arithmitic, and the Division/Euclidean Algorithm, among others. But it lacks few basic spell out proofs that could be used to prove major results. This books is independent of Linear Algebra. I think that the first three chapters of the following book is a great complement because of its basic proven and spelled out results : "Beginning Number Theory, 2nd edition" by Neville Robbins.
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Introduction to Abstract Algebra, Sixth Edition by Neal Henry McCoy (Hardcover - January 11, 2001)
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