Abstract Algebra | More ring theory examples.

We present some more examples involving rings. Among other things, we prove results about ideals and homomorphisms in matrix and polynomial rings.
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[@nailabenali7488]

I really like the world of abstract algebra.. I was wondering if you were intersting in analysis too? I mean in the proofs more than the technical aspect.. For example all the great stuffs of power series and not only finding the radius of convergence using the ratio test ( I don't really understand why every video I've watched uses this method like it's the only one ) anyway I hope u'll do a playlist for analysis too! Thank you again

[@MichaelPennMath]

My research is in algebra/representation theory so I am more knowledgable in this field than others. That being said, I have pretty broad interests. I am scheduled to teach Real Analysis in the Fall and will start building the playlist for that class in the next few weeks!

[@nailabenali7488]

@@MichaelPennMath I'm looking forward to that !!

[@shelipemaktadir483]

@@MichaelPennMath CAN'T WAIT!!

[@a.m.pathak7175]

www.appsgeyser.com/11716916? This link about app that contains test series of Riemann integral , ring Theory and sequence in metric space. So first download apk file and install it. . .

[@a.m.pathak7175]

www.appsgeyser.com/11716916? This link about app that contains test series of Riemann integral , ring Theory and sequence in metric space. So first download apk file and install it...

[@unhealthytruthseeker]

There's actually an easier way to show the even linear term is not an ideal. Just choose f(x) = x. Then the resultant polynomial will have lx as its linear term. If l is odd, it's not part of the "ideal." Since there are no restrictions on l, it can be odd, so you don't have an ideal.

[@ryanrossman245]

bro you sound so confused lmao

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