Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from A First Course in Higher Algebra
This book is an outgrowth of the conviction of the authors that Higher Algebra, to be worthy of the name, must employ advanced methods, and that the method which chie?y marks advanced work in analysis is that of limits. In all but a few chapters the work is based upon limits, the proofs being made as rigorous as seems advisable for immature students, with occasional com ment on points where the proof is not rigorous, or where theorems not yet proved are employed. It is our hope that there is nothing to be unlearned in later work.
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