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I have been working my way through the book "A book of Abstract Algebra" by Charles C. Pinter. By the time I get to the end it will have taken me 2 years of self study, solving every exercise during my daily commute. A great little book!
The last two chapters are titled:
Chapter 32: Galois Theory: The heart of the matter
Chapter 33: Solving equations by radicals
Can anyone recommend a book on Galois theory for me to choose as my next "project"? If you happen to know Pinter's book even better because it really suits my style and is at a good level for me.
The last two chapters are titled:
Chapter 32: Galois Theory: The heart of the matter
Chapter 33: Solving equations by radicals
Can anyone recommend a book on Galois theory for me to choose as my next "project"? If you happen to know Pinter's book even better because it really suits my style and is at a good level for me.