Algebra - Graduate Texts in Mathematics

This is an amazing book on Abstract Algebra. It was written by Serge Lang.
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[maliton]

Best exercise in the book is to open any textbook in category theory and proof all theorems in it by yourself.

[WitchidWitchid]

I have wanted this book for a long time. Its on my wish list.

[kennethvalbjoern]

I ordered it recently (haven't got it yet), for it to be my goto algebra-reference. I checked the pdf online, and it looks really great. I'm not going to regret that buy.

[OrdenJust]

I wonder sometimes whether one should first memorize all the definitions in a math book before even beginning to read the proofs. Maybe I am trying desperately to compensate for my mediocre short-term and long-term working memory. Hey, even before that, I wonder if I should memorize the symbolic notation that is used. Memorization might save me from constantly having to flip back x pages to refer to the formal definition of something.

[abstractnonsense]

Exercise 1: show that every group of order <= 5 is abelian.

Well, I guess that's one way of starting. Jeez!

[therealmr.incredible]

What math problem should I solve to get a Fields Medal as soon as possible? Thank you!

[vm]

Hi Math Sorcerer, could I get your opinion on something as an adult learner? I feel a bit low about how I did my Chemistry degree about 10 years ago when I was 18. I found the jump pretty big from A-level, lived out for the first time and was not sure how to manage stress well. I think I prefer a teaching style and was not used to how the lecturer explained things. A part of me wants to see if I am actually a better self learner now and maybe if I can learn these topics better as I have seen more resources on YouTube and actually mixed with people who seem to enjoy the subject. It’s not for the grade it’s just for myself but I don’t know if this is silly for me to do/just my ego talking.

[yakinhajlaoui]

Hello math sorcerer thank you for you review. I want to know your opinion about Robert B Ash Basic Abstract Algebra..and generally Robert B Ash math textbooks. I'm trying to use them to teach myself Graduate level math. Thank you

[Calcprof]

Does it still have the famous HW at the end of the chapter on Homilogical Algebra?

[fronttbru]

What book would you recommend to learn abstract algebra from 0?

[aikidograndmaster]

It is not a wonderful book, it is very difficult to learn from, and not a favorite of math graduate students. You cannot be more wrong

[mickistevens]

Can you imagine if an AI could master math and understand this auper quick like in "Colossus: The Forbin Project" then go on to invent new math.

[ritardstrength]

I find it confusing that this and the basic stuff are both called algebra