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Ok so i need ideas on course: Linear and Modern Algebra ... I have to create a creative piece on the course to do, as a project ...Any creative minds!?

Answer 1

its an open project ..that requires creativity ...and must outline some/most of the subtopics under linear and modern Algebra...

Answer 2

hmm i'll think for a while lol

Answer 3

so why don't you talk about the general formula of solving a polynomial, and for how far we can get a one, talk about galois

Answer 4

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mc0bvea6G3I

Answer 5

Maybe the application of modern algebra in real life?

Answer 6

well RV like what :P @aravindg

Answer 7

crypto analysis maybe?

Answer 8

that's interesting @amistre64

Answer 9

This is a delicate question and you might need to refine your question in order to get a good answer.

My Professor always taught us that Linear Algebra is the study of \(\hom_R(M,N)\) where \(M,N\) are Modules or a commutative (unitary) ring \(R\) and \(\hom\) stands for linear mappings. Things can get very easily very abstract but the underlying principle of it all is still to 'solve equations'.

So to simplify the whole thing Linear Algebra could be thought of as the study of Algorithms and Methods to solve linear equations over some algebraic structures such as \(R\)-Modules, Vectorspaces and Fields. As already mentioned by amistre, a good application of such structures can be cryptography (you can google for the underlying principle of homomorphism, also known as the universal property of homomorphisms) which provide already one fairly straight forward method of encryption.

Algebra is a whole different beast, if you found some of the informations I have given above helpful I might also write a passage about it. (Indeed, Algebra deals with solving equations too)

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Answer 12

ok um soooo where's ultri

Answer 13

which is a way to pay for future college costs at today's rates?
p.s its college

Answer 14

Knights and Knaves:

You meet dude and TGP.
dude says, u201cI and TGP are not the same.

Answer 15

Which two sentences in this excerpt from Nathaniel Hawthorne's "Dr. Heidegger's Experiment" most closely reflects the central theme of the passage?
His gues

Answer 16

The Thundering Herd, an amusement park ride, is not open to patrons less than 54" tall.

Answer 17

i learned spanish

Answer 18

Anatomy Tutorial: The Diancephalon - Epithalamus, Thalamus, Hypothalamus

Answer 19

Anatomy Tutorial: the Brainstem - Medulla Oblongata, Pons, Midbrain

Answer 20

Anatomy Tutorial: Cranial Meninges

Answer 21

Read the poem.

Dulce et Decorum Est
by Wilfred Owen

Bent double, like old beggars under sacks,
Knock-kneed, coughing like hags, we cursed through sludge,

Answer 22

Read the excerpt of the poem. Then answer the questions.

excerpt from ''Paul Revere's Ride''
by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow

It was twelve by the village cl

Answer 23

How much does one sucrose molecule weigh in grams?

Answer 24

Herky and Elaina want to compare their investment accounts to see how much they will have in the accounts after eight years.

Answer 25

An airplane is flying at an altitude of 2,910 m, has mass of 5,320 kg, and experiences a drag force of 530 N.

Answer 26

Archery stuffff (:
(I'm not the best of course)

Answer 27

Just want to check the word order on this assignment

Answer 28

What is the main idea?
https://ap.gilderlehrman.org/resource/thomas-jefferson%27s

Answer 29

Will flex seal work as a condom if needed?