Description
Algebraic Number Theory offers readers an engaging exploration of key concepts in the field. With a focus on the foundations, Albrecht Fröhlich and M.J. Taylor guide readers through essential topics, making complex ideas accessible. Their clear writing style and structured approach allow both students and interested readers to grasp important principles effectively.
Throughout the book, the authors introduce various algebraic structures and delve into their significance within number theory. They emphasize the beauty of the relationships between different mathematical concepts, enriching the reader's understanding. The inclusion of practical examples enhances clarity and reinforces learning.
Moving beyond mere theory, the text encourages readers to appreciate the elegance of algebraic number theory. By presenting carefully chosen problems and exercises, Fröhlich and Taylor invite readers to engage actively with the material. This comprehensive treatment serves not only as a foundational resource but also as an invitation to explore further into the fascinating world of number theory.
Throughout the book, the authors introduce various algebraic structures and delve into their significance within number theory. They emphasize the beauty of the relationships between different mathematical concepts, enriching the reader's understanding. The inclusion of practical examples enhances clarity and reinforces learning.
Moving beyond mere theory, the text encourages readers to appreciate the elegance of algebraic number theory. By presenting carefully chosen problems and exercises, Fröhlich and Taylor invite readers to engage actively with the material. This comprehensive treatment serves not only as a foundational resource but also as an invitation to explore further into the fascinating world of number theory.
Book Details
Format
Hardcover
Pages
369 pages
Language
English
Published
Jan 31, 1992
Publisher
Cambridge University Press
Editions
3 editions
ISBN-10
052136664X
ISBN-13
9780521366649