Number Theory I (MIT 18.785)
by Andrew Sutherland · MIT OpenCourseWare
Graduate algebraic number theory: Dedekind domains, ideal factorization, completions and local fields, ramification, the different and discriminant, class groups and Dirichlet's unit theorem. Complete lecture notes that read as a textbook come with problem sets.
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