Good books for Group Theory?, i've looked in the /sci/ wiki,but

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2017-08-09 03:08:34 Post No. 9094572
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Anonymous 2017-08-09 03:08:34 Post No. 9094572 [Report]

Good books for Group Theory?, i've looked in the /sci/ wiki,but i've only found the herstein's book. (Arti don't have enough information)

Anonymous 2017-08-09 03:23:59 Post No.9094595
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Anonymous 2017-08-09 03:23:59 Post No.9094595 [Report]

What Algebra have you had so far? If none, Fraleigh's First Course. If you have a strong background, you can read the chapters on groups from grad/adv. ug texts like Lang, Dummit/Foote, etc. If youre doing research I can't help, ask your advisor

Anonymous 2017-08-09 03:25:57 Post No.9094597
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Anonymous 2017-08-09 03:25:57 Post No.9094597 [Report]

>>9094595
Also a ton of other books. These are just the only ones I've picked up. If you look into Rubik & friends' book on the Rubik's Cube, you might find it surprisingly useful for studying finite groups.

Good books for Group Theory?, i've looked in the /sci/ wiki,but

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