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>>9589782
so funny joke. you very clever. clever and original

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> If you don't have a lab notebook... this site is for actual SCIentists only
I'm a mathfag and my feelins are hurt

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Mathfags, I could use a hand if you have the time.

>Doing batchelor's in Mech. Eng.
>Doing Applied Math for Masters

I'd like to jumpstart my analysis skills more than any other area (I'm already proficient with computation). My question is, the following topics should be learned in what order?

>Real Analysis
>Complex Analysis
>Calculus of Variations
>Topology
>Differential Forms

Is there a level of skill I can reach where I can treat research problems involving analytical solutions of strongly nonlinear PDEs.

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