Introduction to Abstract Algebra

by Neal Henry McCoy, Gerald Janusz

A revision of McCoy's classic text, Introductory Abstract Algebra, Sixth Edition , retains the goals of earlier editions by providing the key information for a first course in abstract algebra in an easily understood, digestible manner. The material in the sixth edition is kept at approximately the same level as that in the previous editions with a number of comments, remarks, and exercises that point students toward more advanced topics. Rings are presented before groups because the ring of integers is already known to students and easily serves as a source of examples.

* Simple, clear, motivating style* Many examples to illustrate concepts and theories

281 pages, Hardcover

First published December 28, 2000

Reviews

[Khazam · Rating 5 out of 5]

It added a very important missing piece to my understanding of math
It helped me a lot in doing my master thesis
I don't stop recomending this book to everyone I know who needs to abstract his thinking 😁