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|a Notations and Abbreviations -- 1 Set-Theoretic and Combinatorial Background -- 2 Integers and Residues -- 3 Polynomials and Simple Field Extensions -- 4 Elementary Functions and Power Series Expansions -- 5 Ideals, Quotient Rings, and Factorization -- 6 Vectors -- 7 Duality -- 8 Matrices -- 9 Determinants -- 10 Euclidean Spaces -- 11 Projective Spaces -- 12 Groups -- 13 Description of Groups -- 14 Modules over a Principal Ideal Domain -- 15 Linear Operators -- 16 Bilinear Forms -- 17 Quadratic Forms and Quadrics -- 18 Real Versus Complex -- 19 Hermitian Spaces -- 20 Quaternions and Spinors -- References -- Hints to Selected Exercises -- Index.
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