## Algebra II

***Note: I haven't got round to writing up and uploading all of my notes. This
should happen soon enough. See the*** `draft` ***branch for more up to date
lectures.***

### Reading

See `draft` branch for latest drafts; `master` branch is aimed at being stable,
but might lag behind. I won't be accepting PRs on the `draft` branch.

These are a set of lecture notes from Algebra II lectures held at the ETH
Zürich in the summer semester of 2019 by Prof. R. Pandharipande, written during
the semester.

Philip Weder has kindly submitted his summary of Algebra I to be included in
this project.

The proofs are intentionally written rather verbosely.

### Disclaimer

I cannot guarantee completeness, nor correctness either due to time constraints
or knowledge gaps. These notes are mainly for my own understanding and a way to
share them along with the source in a practical way. In other words, please
don't rely on these being a complete and thorough script of the lectures,
instead see them as what they are: a set of non-exhaustive lecture notes.

Do not hesitate to send me an email if you discover any mistakes, ranging over
mathematical errors, spelling mistakes, grammatical or typesetting issues - I'm
open to any suggestions.

### Compiling yourself

TL;DR:

`latexmk -pdf *tex && latexmk -c`

Previously, these notes were written in Markdown. As the code became more
complex, this became more difficult to maintain. Now they are written in LaTeX.
To compile the notes yourself, make sure you have LaTeX installed. Then call

`latexmk -pdf *tex`

in the base directory of this project. To clean up all auxiliary files except
the `pdf` after compilation, call

`latexmk -c`

Most distributions of LaTeX will have this compilation tool by default.