Introduction to the Theory of Abstract Algebras

Introduction to the Theory of Abstract AlgebrasIntended for beginning graduate level courses, this text introduces various aspects of the theory of abstract algebra. The book is also suitable as independent reading for interested students at that level as well as a primary source for a one semester course that an instructor may supplement to expand to a full year. Author Richard S. Pierce, a Professor of Mathematics at Seattle's University of Washington, places considerable emphasis on

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