5 sample documents related to HISTORY 113

• 

  view
  hw-6.pdf

  Berkeley HISTORY 113
  

  MATH H113 PROBLEM SET 6 DUE 3/17 For this problem set, all rings R are assumed to be integral domains. (1) R is said to be a Euclidean domain if there exists a function N : R Z 0 such that: (i) N (r) = 0 if and only if r = 0; (ii) For any a, b R wi
  http://math.berkeley.edu/~osserman/classes/H113/hw-6.pdf
   
• 

  view
  sample-ex-1.pdf

  Berkeley HISTORY 113
  

  Math H113 Sample Exam 1 February 10, 2006 All questions carry equal weight. State answers clearly and carefully, and justify all assertions with proofs or counterexamples. You may not use any books or notes. (1) Describe 8 non-isomorphic groups of
  http://math.berkeley.edu/~osserman/classes/H113/sample-ex-1.pdf
   
• 

  view
  sample-ex-1-sols.pdf

  Berkeley HISTORY 113
  

  MATH H113 SAMPLE EXAM 1 SOLUTIONS All questions carry equal weight. State answers clearly and carefully, and justify all assertions with proofs or counterexamples. You may not use any books or notes. (1) Describe 8 non-isomorphic groups of order 36.
  http://math.berkeley.edu/~osserman/classes/H113/sample-ex-1-sols.pdf
   
• 

  view
  sample-ex-2.pdf

  Berkeley HISTORY 113
  

  MATH H113 SAMPLE EXAM 2 All questions carry equal weight. State answers clearly and carefully, and justify all assertions with proofs or counterexamples. You may not use any books or notes. (1) Suppose G is a group, and N a normal subgroup, not equal
  http://math.berkeley.edu/~osserman/classes/H113/sample-ex-2.pdf
   
• 

  view
  sample-ex-2-sols.pdf

  Berkeley HISTORY 113
  

  MATH H113 SAMPLE EXAM 2 All questions carry equal weight. State answers clearly and carefully, and justify all assertions with proofs or counterexamples. You may not use any books or notes. (1) Suppose G is a group, and N a normal subgroup, not equal
  http://math.berkeley.edu/~osserman/classes/H113/sample-ex-2-sols.pdf