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A Book of Abstract Algebra

by Charles C. Pinter · Charles C. Pinter

An undergraduate introduction that builds group and ring theory from scratch with short chapters and graded exercise sets. Readers finish able to work with groups, homomorphisms, quotient structures, rings, and fields, and to read proofs in the subject.

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