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Having just finished a geometric group theory course I was hoping to see something about the word problem for automatic groups, or at least an algorithm to comp
by ginnungagap 8y ago
Having just finished a geometric group theory course I was hoping to see something about the word problem for automatic groups, or at least an algorithm to compute Dehn presentations of f.g. hyperbolic groups, but it looks like a cool resource with plenty of interesting topics.
Another book the HN crowd might like is Shoup's "a computational introduction to number theory and algebra"[0], it is much more broad and with litte focus on implementations, but a very interesting book nonetheless
[0]https://shoup.net/ntb/ https://shoup.net/ntb/
- harf 8y agoNice! Similar recommendation: William Stein's "Algebraic Number Theory, A Computational Approach" got me excited about studying math again. I would recommend it to anybody reading this thread. https://github.com/williamstein/stein-ant https://github.com/williamstein/stein-ant