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From Goodman's "Algebra: Abstract and Concrete"
6.6.7. Show that R = Z + xQ[x] does not satisfy the ascending chain condition for principal ideals. Show that irreducibles in R are prime.
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A. Assume G is an abelian group. Let n > 0 be an integer. Prove that f(x) = ?" is a homomorphism from Got G. B. Assume G is an abelian group. Prove that f(x) = 2-1 is a homomorphism from Got G. C. For the (non-abelian) group S3, is f(x) = --! a homomorphism? Why?
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prime ideals and maximal ideals in Ring theory.
Problem 1, Consider the ring 3 3 of integer pairs along with the prime ideal l # (3m, n) : m, n E ZJ. Prove that I is a maximal ideal of 3 x 3. 15 points Problem 2. Let R (R, be a commutativ ri
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1. (a) Show that if F is a field of positive characteristic p > 0, then (a + b)P = aP + bp for every a, b EF. (b) Let p be a prime number and r>0 an integer. Let 0,() = 2P-1 + 2-2 + ... +2+1 be the cyclotomic...
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Problem 10.2. Consider the following permutations f and g in the permutation group 56: f:145, 241, 366,44 3,5 H 2,6 H4; g=(1 6 5)( 24). (1) Write f as a product of disjoint cycles. (2) Find o(g). (3) Write fg as a product of disjoint cycles. (4) Write gf as a product of disjoint cycles. (5) Write gfg as a product of disjoint cycles. Hint. All should be straightforward. Be careful though.
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Problem 18 Use the Divergence Theorem to calculate the surface integral || FdS , F(x,y,z) =< x²yz,xy-z, xyz? > S is the surface of the box enclosed by the planes x = 0, x = a, y = 0, y = b, z = 0, and z = C, where a, b, c are positive numbers.
(1 point) Find the value of the standard normal random variable z, called Zo such that: (a) P(Z <zo) = 0.8319 20 (b) PC-Zo <z<zo) = 0.5508 20 = (c) P(-20 <2<zo) = 0.748 zo = (d) P(z > Zo) = 0.2823 20 = (e) P(-20 <z<0) = 0.0283 Zo = (1) P(-1.5 <2<zo) = 0.7108 zo Note: You can earn partial credit on this problem.
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3). In the ring R = Z12 consider the ideal I = {0,4,8}. A. List all elements in the quotient ring R/I. B. Work out the addition table of R/I. B. Work out the multiplication table of R/I.
For step 4 of this problem (ch. 7, 6E contemporary abstract algebra 9th edition) How did they arrive at a^10, I understand that the group must include e and a^5, but shouldn't it also include the inverse of a^5? where did a^10 come from?
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3. Consider the following permutations in S 6 5 3 489721)' 18 73 2 6 4 59 (a) Express σ and τ as a product of disjoint cycles. (b) Compute the order of σ and of τ (explaining your calculation). (c) Compute Tơ and στ. (d) Compute sign(a) and sign(T) (explaining your calculation) e) Consider the set Prove that S is a subgroup of the alternating group Ag (f) Prove that...