/sci/ - Science & Math

>>12601639
Matsumura was pretty hard if I remember correctly. Maybe Eisenbud on the side for reference.

>>12568890
Why exactly? I remember the philosophy course in HS where we encountered his Convention T, and the book used "the cat is on the mat" as an example, and the picture had a cute fluffy cat. I wish journals had such imagery, as well. Hand drawn stuff.

>>11863453
I feel dumb now.

>>11704554
>>11704575
>>11704584
Did you compete?

>>11704595
Yep, several universal Teichmüller variables.

>>11683258
I admit nothing.

Good morning, /mg/!

>>11607246
That's a "nothing", then.

>>11607457
Dark Vikernes talking about burning churches.

>>11607652
Gotcha! I saw your update and two comments:
(1) those *-problems will be important when you get to the point where the author considers the groups of automorphisms.
(2) The her thing was about how you pronounce Herstein's name. I was maybe a bit unclear about that.
The offer still stands, so feel free to ask!

Have a productive day.

>>11593396
>>11593414
Didn't notice the link before posting. I'll give it a read, as it seems there's no sleeping to be done tonight.

>>11593437
Hyperbolic geometry. Why? Because you can draw nice hyperbolic tesselations after that! Not much for prerequisites either. Just a bit of topology, and enough group theory to know how the Möbius group would act on whichever model you are using for the hyperbolic plane.

>>11572816
It'll be a bildungsroman about a the life of a boy who dreamed to be a great mathematician, but life fucked him up since he was little, it'll show him going through many hardships until he reaches college then start failing again and falls into depression. There's more but I stop here, one day y'all might be able to read it who knows.

>>11540304
I see, guess I'll just focus on college math then, and read something like 'Problem Solving Strategies' by Engels in my free time, it looks like a good book to start tackling IMO-level problems.

Yo, I've started studying algebra and the professor is using a book called 'Algebra - Lang', on the cover it says it's a graduate book, so is the professor actually crazy or is the book easy and good for a first exposition to Algebra?

Anyone here coming to Edinburgh next week?

>>11384128
>he eats
Pathetic.