Re: Algebraic Number Theory

In article <1175316413.068921.268800@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>,
<jiahao_anti-addictgamer@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I am looking for some good books on algebraic number theory .
More specificly , I am looking for a book that fits people who are
very new to number theory and have no university/pre-u background in
mathematics .

You want something that will introduce you to both the number theory
and the modern algebra of algebraic number theory at the same
time. The two books that I can think of that are aimed in that
drection are one of LeVeque's "Introduction to Number Theory" books,
and Ireland and Rosen "A classical Introduction to modern Number
Theory". I suspect the latter is about what you would b ehoping for,
but you may find it a bit tough going.


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