Kai Hackler-Brant > Status Update

Now the Authors are associating finite groups with polynomials with imaginary numbers. This part of the book is making good sense and I appreciate the review on dividing polynomials. I'm looking forward to the authors bringing back prime numbers and the relation between polynomials and number theory. It should be cool.

I've been reading this for a few weeks and am going slowly because of all the examples. Today I read about the permutations of finite groups and I found it easier than the last chapter on logic in a mathematical argument. Im getting used to all the greek notation in arrays used in finite groups but reading is going fine.