Algebraic Theory of Numbers: Translated from the French by Allan J. Silberger (Dover Books on Mathematics)
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Algebraic Theory of Numbers: Translated from the French by Allan J. Silberger (Dover Books on Mathematics)

by Pierre Samuel

Mathematics
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Pierre Samuel's 'Algebraic Theory of Numbers,' translated by Allan J. Silberger, delves into the algebraic foundations of number theory. Part of the Dover Books on Mathematics series, this text offers clear, rigorous exploration of key mathematical concepts for students and scholars alike.

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This book presents the algebraic theory of numbers, a key area in advanced mathematics. Translated from the original French by Allan J. Silberger, it maintains the precision and depth of Pierre Samuel's work.

As part of the Dover Books on Mathematics series, it provides an accessible entry into number theory through algebraic methods. The content focuses on fundamental concepts without unnecessary complexity.

Ideal for students and professionals in pure mathematics, the translation ensures clarity for English-speaking readers. It builds on algebraic structures to illuminate properties of integers and related systems.

The book's enduring value lies in its rigorous yet concise approach, making abstract ideas approachable. It serves as a reliable resource for deepening understanding in this specialized field.

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