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Higher Algebra 1: Group Theory - MATH3710 |
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Description Apart from its intrinsic value as an attractive branch of abstract algebra, group theory has many practical applications in physics (especially quantum mechanics, the theory of fundamental particles and crystal structure) and in all areas of science where consideration of symmetry is involved. Topics covered in this course will include groups, subgroups, factor groups, isomorphism theorems, permutation groups, matrix groups, symmetry groups, generators and relations, characters of finite Abelian groups and the Sylow theorems.
Note: Students wishing to enrol in Level III Higher Pure Mathematics courses should consult with the Pure Mathematics Department before enrolling. |