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Polynomial Rings and Irreducibility Criteria

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This lecture discusses polynomial rings, focusing on their similarity to integers and fields. It covers the concept of irreducibility in polynomial rings, including criteria such as degree, Eisenstein criterion, and finite fields. The instructor explains how to find greatest common divisors and irreducible polynomials, emphasizing the importance of these concepts in algebraic structures.

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