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| AMS-MAA Joint Lecture Series 1991; 60 minutes; VHS ISBN-10: 0-8218-8057-8 ISBN-13: 978-0-8218-8057-9 List Price: US$51.95 Individual Members: US$41.95 Institutional Members: US$38.95 Order Code: VIDEO/61 ![[Add Item]](/images/addtocart.gif) | What is the real nature of algebra? How does algebra help us to gain insight into other areas of mathematics? Saunders MacLane probes these and other questions. In a lecture that ranges from categories to braids, from tensor products to spectral sequences, MacLane shows how algebra forms a common thread uniting them all. The lecture is accessible to advanced undergraduates. (Columbus, OH, 1990)
"Accessible to those at the level of an advanced undergraduate." -- Mathematical Reviews |
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