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Algebra - I

Prof. S. Viswanath and Prof. Amritanshu Prasad · IMSc

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About

Foundational PG level course in algebra, suitable for M.Sc and first year PhD students in Mathematics.

Intended audience: Any Interested Learners

Prerequisites: BSc-level linear algebra

Lectures

Week 1

  1. Permutations YouTube
  2. Group Axioms YouTube
  3. Order and Conjugacy YouTube
  4. Subgroups YouTube
  5. Problem solving YouTube

Week 2

  1. Group Actions YouTube
  2. Cosets YouTube
  3. Group Homomorphisms YouTube
  4. Normal subgroups YouTube
  5. Quotient Groups YouTube
  6. Product and Chinese Remainder Theorem YouTube
  7. Dihedral Groups YouTube
  8. Semidirect products YouTube
  9. Problem solving YouTube

Week 3

  1. The Orbit Counting Theorem YouTube
  2. Fixed points of group actions YouTube
  3. Second application: Fixed points of group actions YouTube
  4. Sylow Theorems - a preliminary proposition YouTube
  5. Sylow Theorem I YouTube
  6. Problem solving I YouTube
  7. Problem solving II YouTube

Week 4

  1. Sylow Theorem II YouTube
  2. Sylow Theorem III YouTube
  3. Problem solving I YouTube
  4. Problem solving II YouTube
  5. Free Groups I YouTube
  6. Free Groups IIa YouTube

Week 5

  1. Free Groups IIb YouTube
  2. Free Groups III YouTube
  3. Free Groups IV YouTube
  4. Problem Solving/Examples YouTube
  5. Generators and relations for symmetric groups – I YouTube
  6. Generators and relations for symmetric groups – II YouTube

Week 6

  1. Definition of a Ring YouTube
  2. Euclidean Domains YouTube
  3. Gaussian Integers YouTube
  4. The Fundamental Theorem of Arithmetic YouTube
  5. Divisibility and Ideals YouTube
  6. Factorization and the Noetherian Condition YouTube
  7. Examples of Ideals in Commutative Rings YouTube
  8. Problem Solving/Examples YouTube

Week 7

  1. The Ring of Formal Power Series YouTube
  2. Fraction Fields YouTube
  3. Path Algebra of a Quiver YouTube
  4. Ideals In Non-Commutative Rings YouTube
  5. Product of Rings YouTube
  6. Ring Homomorphisms YouTube
  7. Quotient Rings YouTube
  8. Problem solving YouTube

Week 8

  1. Tensor and Exterior Algebras YouTube
  2. Modules : definition YouTube
  3. Modules over polynomial rings $K[x]$ YouTube
  4. Modules: alternative definition YouTube
  5. Modules: more examples YouTube
  6. Submodules YouTube
  7. General constructions of submodules YouTube
  8. Problem solving YouTube

Week 9

  1. Quotient modules YouTube
  2. Homomorphisms YouTube
  3. More examples of homomorphisms YouTube
  4. First isomorphism theorem YouTube
  5. Direct sums of modules YouTube
  6. Complementary submodules YouTube
  7. Change of ring YouTube
  8. Problem solving YouTube

Week 10

  1. Free Modules (finitely generated) YouTube
  2. Determinants YouTube
  3. Primary Decomposition YouTube
  4. Problem solving YouTube

Week 11

  1. Finitely generated modules and the Noetherian condition YouTube
  2. Counterexamples to the Noetherian condition YouTube
  3. Generators and relations for Finitely Generated Modules YouTube
  4. General Linear Group over a Commutative Ring YouTube
  5. Equivalence of Matrices YouTube
  6. Smith Canonical Form for a Euclidean domain YouTube
  7. solved_problems1 YouTube

Week 12

  1. Smith Canonical Form for PID YouTube
  2. Structure of finitely generated modules over a PID YouTube
  3. Structure of a finitely generated abelian group YouTube
  4. Similarity of Matrices YouTube
  5. Deciding Similarity YouTube
  6. Rational Canonical Form YouTube
  7. Jordan Canonical Form YouTube

Syllabus and materials

At NPTEL, as the course publishes them.

Credits and licence

Institution
IMSc
Department
Mathematics
Taught by
Prof. S. Viswanath, Prof. Amritanshu Prasad
Level
Graduate
Language
English
Subjects
Mathematics
Source
NPTEL
Licence
CC BY-NC-SA, as NPTEL states it. Non-commercial use only. NPTEL's terms
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