The Easiest Abstract Algebra Book

I think this is the easiest abstract algebra book. It really is perfect for beginners. It's called Abstract Algebra: A First Course and it was written by Dan Saracino.

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[martinhawrylkiewicz]

Hey Math Sorcerer, you can easily fix that ripped corner by applying a bit of Elmer's glue.

[satyavivekanandbattula]

Thanks for sharing about this book Sir .

[apoorvashukla]

Can you do a review on "Plane Trigonometry" by SL Loney

[hothypatia]

There was a second edition in 2008 and it added 5 new sections on fields, extensions, Galois theory and solvability.

[douglasstrother]

Getting a second perspective (or more) on a topic in addition to the required course text is very helpful.

[dtonysun]

Thanks for review! Am trying to start a journey learning proofs and abstract math this year. How would you suggest learning with this book for example (writing on a notebook, or just reading through and annotating)?

[CACBCCCU]

All of this topic seems relevant to error control coding. I can't imagine any other field that would use anywhere near as much of what is apparently covered by this book. If anyone knows a field with nearly as much overlap over abstract algebra as error correction codes I'd like to know what it is. This brings me to a related topic, being that some people don't need practical applications while others such as myself absolutely need ostensibly practical applications in mind to focus.

[WitchidWitchid]

Your book it in great condition compared to some of mine. I have math books that I have carried around a lot and used very.often that are literally ragged. But the information in them is still good S new.

[ericerpelding]

I think I would start with this easy book first.
But what book on Abstract Algebra should one read after reading this one?

[caynereed]

As someone who hasn’t gone through pre-calculus, some trigonometry knowledge, but has a greater knowledge of algebra. Which math class would be more helpful in understanding aerospace engineering and math involved. Statistics or Calculus? I understand I should take both, but which one first in your opinion?

[wescraven]

The book I used in college was Elements of Abstract and Linear Algebra by Edwin H. Connell. It was a free pdf on his web page at the University of Miami. I had a hard time with it. Everything in the book was oriented towards developing vector spaces. I remember the 3 books that helped me get through that course were: A course in group theory by John F. Humphreys, A book of abstract algebra by Charles Pinter, and Basic Abstract Algebra by Bhattacharya, Jain, and Nagpaul.

[ADDISONxz]

Could you go through a proof of the orbit stabilizer theorem? I have been self studying group theory from Joseph A. Gillian Contemporary Abstract Algebra and have been struggling to understand this proof.

[Kthlife]

Have an Abstract Algebra exam tomorrow, at 3:30 when you said "which might end up being test questions" and show question 3:11, that exact question showed up on the last exam! :)

[thetominator]

What would you say are the prerequisites for this book? I've found a love for math in recent months, and after going a couple weeks ahead in my AP Calc (covers both AB and BC or college Calc 1 and 2), I've been looking for something to self study alongside my calculus class that won't interfere with it. Thanks! :)

[gurieducator]

What about “Minimum countorexamples in Group theory book by Desmond Machale book” ? where i purchase this book

[cdddmxn]

What about "A Book of Abstract Algebra" by "Charles C. Pinter"?
Is it good for self-studying?
Your suggestion would be highly appreciated.

[jnahb]

Do you recommend any books on vector analysis/tensor analysis?

[martinhawrylkiewicz]

Nice review! I wonder if this book is on a similar level as Herstein's Abstract Algebra book, not Topics in Algebra.

[eswyatt]

Will working this book fill in any deficiencies you have in linear algebra? My weak points are abstract vector spaces/subspaces, and inner product spaces.

[willyh.r.]

By watching you paging the book, to me it's not even an abstract algebra, it's rather a basic foundation of or introduction to algebra. What do you think?