====== Abstract Algebra Cheat Sheet ======

17 December 2001

Here's a [[http://www.glump.net/content/abstract_algebra_cheat|cheat sheet]] I composed for my abstract algebra final this morning. It's a bit late to post it here, and I hope everyone who would have been interested managed to get a hold of it last night, but hey, it might be useful to some Internet traveller too. Enjoy. (Warning: this file is quite large.)

(2002-09-09) P.S. I just wanted to add, in case anyone's wondering, that this was an open-book test. Also, Thanks to Dr. Ward Heilman, the instructor for the course, for the beautiful class notes on which this cheat sheet is based. Oh, and I exported the file from Star Office again, with some corrections, and this time as PDF, using the free program [[http://www.pdf995.com|Pdf995]]--so it's half the size of the old HTML version.

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