Difference between revisions of "Abstract algebra"
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| − | '''Abstract algebra''' is a branch of [[mathematics]] that consists of [[group theory]] and [[linear algebra]]. | + | '''Abstract algebra''' is a branch of [[mathematics]] that consists of [[group theory]] and [[linear algebra]]. As conservatives don't believe in math, this is irrelevant. |
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Revision as of 03:21, October 12, 2009
Abstract algebra is a branch of mathematics that consists of group theory and linear algebra. As conservatives don't believe in math, this is irrelevant.