/sci/ - Science & Math

[Anonymous No.4390122]

Halfway through abstract algebra I've decided I want to go balls deep in math. I'm going to start studying more thoroughly, now.

I'm going to start working on the Putnam problem of the day every day(no I won't be annoying like TN5), I'm going to read more, and I'm looking into topology/set theory classes next semester(around here, those are the two hardest undergrad math classes) .

Any other suggestions from /sci/?

[Anonymous No.4390129]

Make bag lunches and spend entire days studying at your local library.

[Anonymous No.4390139]

>>4390129

I kind of live in my uni's math lounge, already. If I didn't live weights, I'd be there constantly.

[Anonymous No.4390141]

>set theory
>hardest undergraduate math course

[Anonymous No.4390142]

>>4390139
*lift weights

[Anonymous No.4390146]

>>4390141

How do I into reading? Notice how I said "around here." The set theory course here is taught by Paul Larson, a world-leading set theorist. He makes it incredibly difficult, so he's pretty happy when people take it.

I don't know why topology has a rep for being hard here, though.

[Anonymous No.4390151]

Good look competing with aspies doing ritalin everyday like me.

[Anonymous No.4390336]

>>4390146
>Paul Larson
>...

[Anonymous No.4392022]

>set theory
>hard

OP must be underage.

[Anonymous No.4392038]

{ > |
>babby's set theory
>hard course
}
use the axiom of choice