Algebras

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Algebras

Algebra (n-lab)

Algebra (Wikipedia)

Types of Algebra (BYJU's)

List of Algebras (Wikipedia)

Branches of Algebra (Geeks for Geeks)

The Stacks Project (Columbia)


Algebra on YouTube

Salomone (YouTube)


Algebra on Discord

Discord Simple Group


History of Algebra

[Algebra and Geometry Throughout History]

History of Algebra

[The Historical Development of Algebraic Geometry]


Mathematicians with Algebra

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[Euclid (Wikipedia)] 

Diophantus (Wikipedia) 

Al-Khwarizmi (Wikipedia)

François Viète (Wikipedia)

Tartaglia (Wikipedia)

Cardano (Wikipedia)

Lagrange (Wikipedia)

Abel (Wikipedia)

[Descartes (Wikipedia)]

Gauss (Wikipedia)

Galois (Wikipedia)

Emily Noether (Wikipedia)

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Pre-Algebra

Pre-Algebra (Wikipedia)


Elementary Algebra

Elementary Algebra (Geeks for Geeks)


Undergraduate Algebra

Lang


Abstract Algebra

Dummit and Foote

Gallian, Gallian

Herstein

Flajolet, Sedgewick

Judson


Abstract Algebra YouTube Videos






Abstract Algebra


Categorical Algebra

David Jaz Myers


Commutative Algebra

Atiyah-MacDonald

Eisenbud, Eisenbud



Homological Algebra

Homological Algebra (n-lab)

Homological Algebra Online Textbook (n-lab)

History of Homological Algebra

Rotman, An Introduction to Homological Algebra

Weibel, An Introduction to Homological Algebra


Homotopical Algebra

Quillen

Berest


Homotopy-Coherent Algebra with Segal Conditions

Chu and  Hauseng


Algebraic K-Theory

Fabian Hebestreit Lecture Notes

Hatcher



IHES Summer School on K-Theory




Lie Algebra

Sophus Lie (MIT)

Lie Algebra (Wikipedia)

Lee Theory (Wikipedia)

Humphreys

Beltita


Linear Algebra

Hefferon

Körner

Treil


Linear Algebra YouTube Videos

Freidberg Linear Algebra Course (Links)






Martin-Löf

Awodey


Modern Algebra

Macauley


Non-Standard Methods

Insall


Universal Algebra

Birkhoff

Burris, Sankappanavar

Gratzer


Vertex Operator Algebras

Terry Gannon


Visual Algebra

Macauley

Visual Algebra

Visual Algebra (YouTube)


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