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sutupidmath
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Hi,
I was wondering if having some training in algebraic number theory is a must for even starting to work with Gaussian Integers, or one can work with them with some knowledge of abstract algebra, like group, ring and field theory knowledge (i.e. 1 year of undergraduate abstract algebra)?
Also does anyone know any book that treats Gaussian integers in some more depth?
Thanks!
I was wondering if having some training in algebraic number theory is a must for even starting to work with Gaussian Integers, or one can work with them with some knowledge of abstract algebra, like group, ring and field theory knowledge (i.e. 1 year of undergraduate abstract algebra)?
Also does anyone know any book that treats Gaussian integers in some more depth?
Thanks!