The Elements of the Theory of Algebraic Numbers
by Legh Wilber Reid
Publisher: The Macmillan company 1910
ISBN/ASIN: 1236324447
Number of pages: 488
Description:
It has been my endeavor in this book to lead by easy stages a reader, entirely unacquainted with the subject, to an appreciation of some of the fundamental conceptions in the general theory of algebraic numbers. With this object in view, I have treated the theory of rational integers more in the manner of the general theory than is usual, and have emphasized those properties of these integers which find their analogues in the general theory.
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