Lecture

Ring Theory: Definitions and Examples

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This lecture covers the definition of a ring, including the properties of associativity, distributivity, and inverses. Examples of rings such as polynomials with coefficients in a set and the group of invertible elements are discussed. The lecture also introduces the concept of a subring and provides criteria for identifying subrings within a given ring.

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