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Lectures on Topics in Algebraic Number Theory

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Lectures on Topics in Algebraic Number Theory
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Publisher: Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay
Number of pages: 83

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These lectures are aimed at giving a rapid introduction to some basic aspects of Algebraic Number Theory with as few prerequisites as possible. Topics: Field Extensions; Ring Extensions; Dedekind Domains and Ramification Theory; Class Number and Lattices.

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