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"Algebraic methods" as a book category refers to works that develop and apply the tools of algebra to formulate, analyze, and solve problems across pure and applied mathematics. It encompasses texts on abstract algebraic structures (groups, rings, fields, modules, algebras), linear and multilinear algebra, homological and categorical techniques, representation theory, computational and algorithmic algebra (Gröbner bases, computer algebra), and interactions with geometry, number theory, combinatorics, coding theory, cryptography and mathematical physics. Books in this category range from introductory and advanced textbooks to problem collections and research monographs, emphasizing structural, axiomatic, and algorithmic approaches that extract algebraic invariants and use them to classify, compute, or prove properties of mathematical objects. Intended readers include advanced undergraduates, graduate students, and researchers who want methods that translate diverse problems into algebraic language for conceptual clarity and effective computation.

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