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Abstract Algebra for Polynomial Operations

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Abstract Algebra for Polynomial Operations
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Number of pages: 210

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The focus of this book is applications of Abstract Algebra to polynomial systems. The first five chapters explore basic problems like polynomial division, solving systems of polynomials, formulas for roots of polynomials, and counting integral roots of equations. The sixth chapter uses the concepts developed in the book to explore coding theory and other applications.

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