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WELCOME
MEGA - 2015
(Mathematical Excellence Gears Advancement-2015)
SRI SARADA NIKETAN COLLEGE FOR WOMEN
Amaravathipudur, Karaikudi -630301 .
DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS
State Level Workshop

Abstract Algebra and its Applications
28th August , 2015.
Presentation on
Abstract Algebra and its Applications
Presented by
Dr.S.SelvaRani, Principal
Sri Sarada Niketan College For Women
Amaravathipudur
Venue : Nivedita Hall

Sri Sarada Niketan College for Women,
Date : 28th August , 2015

Abstract Algebra & its
Applications.
Abstract Algebra is the study of
algebraic structures.
The termabstract algebrawas coined in the early
20th century to distinguish this area of study from

the the parts of algebra.
Solving of systems of linear equations, which led
tolinear algebra
Linear algebrais the branch
ofmathematicsconcerningvector spacesand
linear
mappingsbetween such spaces.
Solving of systems of linear equations, which led
tolinear algebra
Attempts to find formulae for solutions of
generalpolynomialequations of higher degree that
resulted in discovery of groupsas abstract

manifestations ofsymmetry
Arithmetical investigations of quadratic and higher
degree forms that directly
produced the notions of aringandideal.
Algebraic structures
Algebraic structures
include
groups,
rings
fields
modules,
vector spaces,lattices and
algebra over a field

Early Group Theory
Leonhard Euler -- algebraic operationson
numbers--generalizationofFermat's little
theorem
Friedric Gauss - cyclic&generalabeliangroups
In 1870,Leopold Kronecker- abelian group-
particularly, permutation groups.
Heinrich M. Webergave a similar definition that
involved thecancellation property.
Lagrange resolvants by Lagrange.
The remarkable Mathematicians are
..Kronecker,Vandermonde,Galois,Augustin Cauchy ,
Cayley-1854-.Group may consists of Matrices.
MODERN ALGEBRA
The end of the 19th and the beginning of the
20th century saw a tremendous shift in the
methodology of mathematics.
Abstract algebra emerged around the start of the
20th century, under the namemodern algebra.

Its study was part of the drive for more
intellectual rigorin mathematics.

Initially, the assumptions in classicalalgebra, on
which the whole of mathematics (and major parts

of thenatural sciences) depend, took the form of
axiomatic systems.
Leopold KroneckerandRichard Dedekind, who
had considered ideals in commutative rings, and
ofGeorg FrobeniusandIssai Schur, concerning
representation theory of groups, came to define
abstract algebra.
These developments of the last quarter of the
19th century and the first quarter of 20th century

were systematically exposed inBartel van der
Waerden'sModerne algebra.
The two-volume monographpublished in 1930
1931 that forever changed for the mathematical

world the meaning of the word
algebra fromthe theory of equations to the
theory of algebraic structures.
Examples of algebraic structures with a
singlebinary operationare:
Magmas
Quasigroups
Monoids
Semigroups
Groups
More complicated examples include:
Rings
Fields
Modules
Vector spaces
Algebras over fields
Associative algebras
Lie algebras
Lattices
Boolean algebras
Binary operations
Binary operations are the keystone of algebraic
structures studied inabstract algebra:

A binary operation is an operation that applies
to two quantities or expressions and .

A binary operation on a nonempty set is a map
such that
1. is defined for every pair of elements in , and
2. uniquely associates each pair of elements in
to some element of .
On the set M(2,2) of2 2matrices
with real entries,f (A,B) =A+Bis a
binary operation since the sum of two
such matrices is another
2 2matrix.
magma
Inabstract algebra, amagma(orgroupoid) is a
basic kind of algebraic structure.
Specifically, a magma consists of aset,M,
equipped with a singlebinary operation,
MMM.
The binary operation must beclosedby definition
but no other properties are imposed.
Group-like structures
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Representation theory
Representation theoryis a branch ofmathematics
that studiesabstractalgebraic structures
byrepresentingtheir elementsas
linear transformationsofvector spaces, and studies
modulesover these abstract algebraic structures.
A representation makes an abstract algebraic object
more concrete by describing its elements bymatrices
and thealgebraic operationsin terms of
matrix additionandmatrix multiplication structures.
The most prominent of these (and historically the
first) is therepresentation theory of groups .
Definitionn of
Representation
LetVbe avector spaceover afieldF.
The set of allinvertiblennmatrices is a group under

matrix multiplication
Therepresentation theory of groups analyses a group by

describing ("representing") its elements in terms of invertible
matrices.
This generalizes to any fieldFand any vector spaceVoverF,

withlinear mapsreplacing matrices andcomposition replacing
matrix multiplication:
There is a groupGL(V,F)ofautomorphismsofV
an associative algebra EndF(V) of all endomorphisms ofV, and

a corresponding Lie algebragl(V,F).
Applications &
Contributors
Representation theory studies symmetry in Linear spaces.
It has many applications, ranging from number theory to
geometry, probability theory, quantum mechanics and quantum
field theory.
Representation theory was born in 1896 in the work of the
German mathematician F. G. Frobenius.
And major contributors are : Dedekind, Burnside and
A.H.Clifford.
Applications
Because of its generality, abstract algebra is used in
many fields of mathematics and science.
For instance,algebraic topologyuses algebraic
objects to study topologies.

The recently (As of 2006) provedPoincar
conjectureasserts that thefundamental groupof a

manifold, which encodes information about
connectedness, can be used to determine whether a
manifold is a sphere or not.
Algebraic number theorystudies various number
ringsthat generalize the set of integers.

Using tools ofalgebraic number theory,
Andrew WilesprovedFermat's Last Theorem.

Applications
In physics, groups are used to represent symmetry
operations, and the usage of group theory could
simplify differential equations.
Ingauge theory, the requirement oflocal symmetry
can be used to deduce the equations describing a

system
The groups that describe those symmetries are
Lie groups, and the study of Lie groups and Lie

algebras reveals much about the physical system;
For instance, the number offorce carriersin a theory
is equal to dimension of the Lie algebra

And thesebosonsinteract with the force they
mediate if the Lie algebra is nonabelian. [2

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State Level Workshop

Venue : Nivedita Hall

Date : 28th August , 2015

20th century to distinguish this area of study from

resulted in discovery of groupsas abstract

algebra over a field

20th century, under the namemodern algebra.

intellectual rigorin mathematics.

which the whole of mathematics (and major parts

19th century and the first quarter of 20th century

1931 that forever changed for the mathematical

structures studied inabstract algebra:

to two quantities or expressions and .

On the set M(2,2) of2 2matrices

with real entries,f (A,B) =A+Bis a

binary operation since the sum of two

such matrices is another

Semicategor Unneeded Required Unneeded Unneeded Unneeded

Quasigroup Required Unneeded Unneeded Required Unneeded

Loop Required Unneeded Required Required Unneeded

LetVbe avector spaceover afieldF.

The set of allinvertiblennmatrices is a group under

Therepresentation theory of groups analyses a group by

This generalizes to any fieldFand any vector spaceVoverF,

an associative algebra EndF(V) of all endomorphisms ofV, and

It has many applications, ranging from number theory to

geometry, probability theory, quantum mechanics and quantum

Representation theory was born in 1896 in the work of the

German mathematician F. G. Frobenius.

And major contributors are : Dedekind, Burnside and

objects to study topologies.

conjectureasserts that thefundamental groupof a

ringsthat generalize the set of integers.

Andrew WilesprovedFermat's Last Theorem.

can be used to deduce the equations describing a

Lie groups, and the study of Lie groups and Lie

is equal to dimension of the Lie algebra

mediate if the Lie algebra is nonabelian. [2

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