Lecture

Rings: Operations and Ideals

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Description

This lecture covers the operations and properties of rings, focusing on ideals and quotients. It explains the construction of ideals, bilateral ideals, and their applications in building classes. The lecture also delves into the standard theorems related to rings and their quotients.

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