A Summer of Maths (ASoM) 2016

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@Zacken that OP is really amazing. You seem to have put it a great deal of work into it and it shows through clearly.

I'm beginning with V&M but I'll probably use the resources your OP has consolidated so nicely well into my time at Cam.

Thanks so very much. :smile:

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Zacken

Original post by Kadak

Thanks,for a bit of geopolitical balance how about adding a course of theoretical physics from Soviet physicist Lev Landau :tongue:

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https://archive.org/search.php?query=creator:%22L.D.+Landau+%26+E.M.+Lifshitz%22

Cheers.

By the way,do you have any resources on mathematical biology :smile:

This is a bit high-level but you may be able to struggle through?

Reply 22

acontium

Commenting to be kept in the loop!

Reply 23

username1533709

Original post by Zacken

Cheers.

This is a bit high-level but you may be able to struggle through?

Thanks,while very high level indeed,still useful for giving an idea of what area of maths are useful biologists :yy:

Reply 24

Duke Glacia

Well done Zacken for the fantastic OP !!!!!!!!!!!!!

Reply 25

math42

Maybe if I fail that module I screwed up I can participate too..

Reply 26

Number Nine

If you're a ****ing madhead try this
http://www.staff.science.uu.nl/~hooft101/theorist.html

@Insight314 you up for it?

Reply 27

Insight314

Original post by Number Nine

If you're a ****ing madhead try this
http://www.staff.science.uu.nl/~hooft101/theorist.html

@Insight314 you up for it?

I've been doing this all my life m8 (not exactly from that link but you know what I mean).Btw, are you doing IA? I am currently working through the V&M lecture notes since my Beardon textbook ("Algebra and Geometry" ) will only arrive on 30th.

Reply 28

JackHKeynes

I can tell I'll be spending a lot of time round here over summer :smile:

Reply 29

Number Nine

Original post by Insight314

dunno ill see what books i can get cheap

Reply 30

username1162972

Wat. Asom.
Aops

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Reply 31

Ayman!

Original post by Duke Glacia

First non mathmo, yesssssss

gonna lurk here as well :ninja:

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Reply 32

Duke Glacia

Original post by Ayman!

gonna lurk here as well :ninja:

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One day we'll make a "A Summer of Engineering" aka ASoE thread
One day.......
One day............... :colondollar:

Reply 33

krishdesai7

Original post by Insight314

Jusy got the Beardon. It's lovely

Reply 34

Insight314

@13 1 20 8 42, @Zacken, @Mathemagicien, @physicsmaths,

Do you guys know why Dexter's notes are incomplete, and where can I find ones which are fully complete?

Page 10 of V&M lecture notes is missing the proof to the theorem. Or is that left as an exercise to the reader? :rofl:

Reply 35

Insight314

Original post by krishdesai7

Jusy got the Beardon. It's lovely

So many people got the Beardon, and I don't. I am furious! :angry:

I will have it in two days though. :h:

Reply 36

Zacken

Original post by Insight314

Page 10 of V&M lecture notes is missing the proof to the theorem. Or is that left as an exercise to the reader? :rofl:

Do we have the same notes? Page 10 of mine seems to have the proof, albeit the proof is above the theorem.

Reply 37

krishdesai7

Original post by Insight314

You might want to try Dr Cawley's noted for V&M. Those are the ones I'm using for the most part, and they're really very good

Reply 38

Insight314

Original post by Zacken

Do we have the same notes? Page 10 of mine seems to have the proof, albeit the proof is above the theorem.

I was talking about the second theorem, I know the first theorem has its proof above the theorem. But now I just realised that the second theorem also has its proof above the theorem, lol. Sorry about that.

Reply 39

Zacken

Original post by Insight314

Yeah, I was talking about the second one as well. :tongue:

S'alright - I can see how that'd be confusing.

FWIW, I'd advise trying to prove everything yourself in at least the beginning portions of the notes - they should be easily provable with your existing knowledge.