Course syllabus is available here, and the recommended textbook is Algebra 1st Edition by Michael Artin. Homework sets were also based on the first edition of the book.

Notes: during the second half of the lecture, the lecturer talked about a map from G to Aut G. It is a worked exercise of Miscellaneous Problems 2 on page 195 of the textbook. The notation used in the lecture is awkward, since the map takes two arguments. See this wikipedia page for a better notation.

Just a friendly reminder:

Each day, 80k acres of forests are disappearing ...

So think about that when you try to print something next time.
      
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