Lecture

Classification of Finite Abelian Groups

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Description

This lecture covers the classification theorem for finite abelian groups, focusing on elementary divisors, invariant factors, and examples. It introduces rings, including definitions, examples, zero divisors, and domains. The lecture also explores the ring Z/nZ of integers modulo n.

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Mathematics

Algebra: Abstract algebra, Representation theory

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