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MSc Pure Mathematics

This is a long shot, but here goes...

Does anybody know anything about where to find the reading list for the MSc in Pure Mathematics courses (either for this year or last year)? I'm in the process of packing at the moment, and I'm not really sure which (if any) of my textbooks I should take.

Thanks.
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Use the BSc list; it's the same course for the first two years, basically, I thinks :smile:
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pangea
Use the BSc list; it's the same course for the first two years, basically, I thinks :smile:


Thanks for the reply. :smile:

I'm actually doing a one year MSc course in Pure Mathematics, rather than the 4-year MSci Maths degree, which I think is what you were referring too - my fault, I should have been clearer in my original post.

My course does share many of the same modules as the 4th year of the MSci course, but I'm afraid I can't find the reading lists for those anywhere either. :frown:

Thanks once again though. :smile:
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Ooh..right, sorry...

Err, yes I was thinking of that one...
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jonathan122
Thanks for the reply. :smile:

I'm actually doing a one year MSc course in Pure Mathematics, rather than the 4-year MSci Maths degree, which I think is what you were referring too - my fault, I should have been clearer in my original post.

My course does share many of the same modules as the 4th year of the MSci course, but I'm afraid I can't find the reading lists for those anywhere either. :frown:

Thanks once again though. :smile:

you could try this there might be something you will find useful
http://hk.geocities.com/mathphyweb/puremath.htm#1e

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