Logic & Beginner Abstract Algebra Book

Become an Amateur Algebraist! Here we'll preview Abstract Algebra. We'll define what a "Group" is and look through a few examples. There's a basic textbook recommendation.

Note that the last couple of chapters from the Suppes and Hill textbook dives into a bit of abstract algebra with logic.

"A Concrete Approach to Abstract Algebra" by W. W. Sawyer is a gentle introduction to the subject, with the only prerequisite being high school algebra.

"Classical Geometry: Euclidean, Transformational, Inversive, and Projective" by I. E. Leonard, J. E. Lewis, A. C. F. Liu, and G. W. Tokarsky provided a few examples for this video, applying abstract algebra to geometry.

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[mjgould]

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[Ray-gdmj]

The Hurley, logic text was my first :) I'm always happy to teach and learn for free if anyone wants to :)