Abstract Algebra: A Geometric Approach

by Theodore Shifrin

Appropriate for a 1 or 2 term course in Abstract Algebra at the Junior level. This book explores the essential theories and techniques of modern algebra, including its problem-solving skills, basic proof techniques, many unusual applications, and the interplay between algebra and geometry. It takes a concrete, example-oriented approach to the subject matter.

Genres: Mathematics

432 pages, Paperback

First published August 24, 1995

Reviews

[curtis · Rating 4 out of 5]

pretty underrated. the geometric approach to abstract algebra turns out to be nice even though i didnt get the point at first. it is good to tie modern abstract algebra to geometry. there are a few unique facets towards the end of the book that make it a unique perspective compared to the plethora of other solid treatments of introductory abstract algebra