Titlebook: Applied Abstract Algebra; Rudolf Lidl,Günter Pilz Textbook 19841st edition Springer-Verlag New York Inc. 1984 Abstract algebra.Boolean alg

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Coding Theory, two decades. We consider the problem of safe transmission of a message over a channel, which can be affected by “noise”. This is the problem of coding and decoding of information. Examples of this situation, in communication systems, are: radio, television, telegraph, telephone, and data storage sy

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Further Applications of Fields and Groups,f some further applications of algebraic concepts, mainly groups and fields, to areas such as the design of experiments, transmission of secret information or communication with satellites. The selected areas and examples of further applications form only a sample. We refer the interested reader to

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Automata,or lift switchings. All of the above have one aspect in common, namely a “box” which can assume various “states”. These states can be transformed into other states by outside influences (called “inputs”), for instance by electrical or mechanical impulses. Often the automaton “reacts” and produces “o

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Coding Theory, two decades. We consider the problem of safe transmission of a message over a channel, which can be affected by “noise”. This is the problem of coding and decoding of information. Examples of this situation, in communication systems, are: radio, television, telegraph, telephone, and data storage systems, such as records, tapes, films, etc.

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Automata,or lift switchings. All of the above have one aspect in common, namely a “box” which can assume various “states”. These states can be transformed into other states by outside influences (called “inputs”), for instance by electrical or mechanical impulses. Often the automaton “reacts” and produces “outputs” like results of computations or change.

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Solutions to the Exercises,elegant solution to an exercise question. Some of the solutions have been provided over the years by our students, and will often indicate the most obvious or direct approach for finding the answer to a given question.