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Harvard MATH E-222: Abstract Algebra

by Benedict Gross · Harvard Extension School

Recorded Harvard Extension School lectures by Benedict Gross, following Michael Artin's textbook Algebra. Covers groups and group actions, vector spaces and linear operators, rings, and fields, with proofs throughout. Viewers gain a rigorous first grounding in algebraic structures and symmetry.

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