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I think a distinction should be made between Algebra as an area of study, and "an algebra", referring to a class of sets satisfying certain properties. This would require a disambiguation page, but I am not sure how to set one up. There should also be some discussion about what to call the two pages which deal with the two different meanings of algebra. --[[User:Asymptosis]] | I think a distinction should be made between Algebra as an area of study, and "an algebra", referring to a class of sets satisfying certain properties. This would require a disambiguation page, but I am not sure how to set one up. There should also be some discussion about what to call the two pages which deal with the two different meanings of algebra. --[[User:Asymptosis]] | ||
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| + | Should this be broken up into traditional algebra and abstract algebra (referring to the study guides below). --[[User:IntrepidMath|IntrepidMath]] 17:40, 15 February 2010 (UTC) | ||
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This article is probably best organized by difficulty levels (Intro, Intermediate, Olympiad, Advanced) than by concept. This allows the reader to know which topics they should read.--MCrawford 14:31, 18 June 2006 (EDT)
I think a distinction should be made between Algebra as an area of study, and "an algebra", referring to a class of sets satisfying certain properties. This would require a disambiguation page, but I am not sure how to set one up. There should also be some discussion about what to call the two pages which deal with the two different meanings of algebra. --User:Asymptosis
Should this be broken up into traditional algebra and abstract algebra (referring to the study guides below). --IntrepidMath 17:40, 15 February 2010 (UTC)
