Lecture

Commutative Rings and Fields

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This lecture covers topics related to commutative rings, fields, and characteristic of a field. It discusses the concept of injective morphisms, characteristic of a field, Frobenius morphism, and binomial theorem. The lecture also explores the properties of prime fields and the Frobenius morphism in finite fields.

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