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Computational Algebra and Number Theory

1995
Preface. 1: Calculating Growth Functions for Groups Using Automata M. Brazil. 2: The Minimal Faithful Degree of a Finite Commutative Inverse Semigroup S. Byleveld, D. Easdown. 3: Generalizations of the Todd-Coxeter Algorithm S. A. Linton. 4: Computing Left Kan Extensions Using the Todd-Coxeter Procedure M. Leeming, R. F. C. Walters. 5: Computing Finite
A. J. Van Der Poorten, Wieb Bosma
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Algebraic Theory of Complex Numbers

1962
Before defining complex numbers let us briefly review the more familiar types of numbers and let us examine why there are different kinds of numbers.
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A Review of Number Theory and Algebra

2015
Elementary number theory may be regarded as a prerequisite for this book, but since we, the authors, want to be nice to you, the readers, we provide a brief review of this theory for those who already have some background on number theory and a crash course on elementary number theory for those who have not.
Harald Niederreiter, Arne Winterhof
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A course in computational algebraic number theory

Graduate texts in mathematics, 1993
H. Cohen
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Primes and Algebraic Number Theory

2016
The final major area within the theory of numbers is algebraic number theory. In this chapter we present an overview of the major ideas in this discipline. In line with the theme of these notes, we will concentrate on primes and prime decompositions.
Gerhard Rosenberger, Benjamin Fine
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The Birth of Algebraic Number Theory

2018
In the first chapter we present the development of the theory of algebraic numbers in the 19th century, describing concisely the work of Gauss, Dirichlet, Eisenstein, Kummer, Hermite, Kronecker and Dedekind.
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Kronecker’s Algebraic Number Theory

2018
In this chapter, we look at the Kroneckerian alternative to Dedekind’s approach to ‘ring theory’ set out in his Grundzuge and later extended by the Hungarian mathematician Gyula (Julius) Konig. This leads us to the emergence of the concept of an abstract field.
Jeremy Gray, Jeremy Gray
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Algebraic Identities in the Theory of Numbers

The American Mathematical Monthly, 1943
(1943). Algebraic Identities in the Theory of Numbers. The American Mathematical Monthly: Vol. 50, No. 9, pp. 535-541.
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Algebraic Number Theory, A Survey

1982
Publisher Summary This chapter explains algebraic number fields and its discreteness, factoring polynomials, valuation theory, unit theorem, and finiteness of class group and their proofs. Number theory is a good test for constructive mathematics as it applies to both discrete and continuous constructions; the constructive development brings to light
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Algebraic Theory of Numbers.

The American Mathematical Monthly, 1972
D. J. Lewis, Pierre Samuel, Allan J. Silberger   +2 more
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