Introduction to Groups, An
- Synopsis
- This CD-Rom is designed for individual study of university-level mathematics. It contains over an hour of audio tutorial, animations and interactivity, together with exercises and a hyper-linked glossary.
It uses numbers, permutations and the symmetries of geometrical objects to motivate the introduction of the group axioms. Concrete examples of small groups are used to illustrate the ideas of subgroup and isomorphism, and a statement of Lagrange’s Theorem is used to motivate the definition of a coset. The proof of Lagrange’s Theorem is covered, together with that of Fermat’s Little Theorem as a corollary. - Series
- Shotlist, Series
- Language
- English
- Country
- Great Britain
- Year of production
- 2001
- Uses
- Suitable for use as part of a first course in abstract algebra, and assumes an elementary knowledge of sets and relations.
- Subjects
- Mathematics
- Keywords
- algebra; group theory
Distribution Formats
- Type
- CD-ROM
- Format
- PC Version
- Price
- £25.00 (+p&p +VAT)
- Availability
- Sale
- Year
- 2002
Sponsor
- Name
Educational Broadcasting Services Trust
- support@fenc.org.uk
- Web
- http://www.fenc.org.uk/ External site opens in new window
- Phone
- 01553 630828
- Address
- c/o fenc
The White House
8 Gayton Road
Ashwicken, Kings Lynn
Norfolk
PE32 1LS - Notes
- EBST was set up in 1987, to spread specialist learning through broadcast and new media; it’s roots were in BBC and public service broadcasting. Now EBST Online is part of FENC (www.fenc.org.uk).
Distributor
- Name
Educational Broadcasting Services Trust
- Address
- No longer trading
- Notes
- Educational and training materials with an emphasis on maths, science and skills development, produced in collaboration with consortia of university and college academics and media departments under the auspices of the Educational Services Broadcasting Trust. Series include Maths for Engineers, Shotlist, and the Skillbank vocational skills training programmes. For sale on DVD or via download. Now ebst online is part of FENC. (www.fenc.org.uk). Now possibly part of Blended Learning Consortium.
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