Re: Self-education for a late-onset math geek
- From: DanEsch <daniel.a.esch@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 30 Apr 2008 12:50:58 EDT
On Apr 28, 1:07 pm, DanEsch <daniel.a.e...@xxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
The latter. Independent reading is showing me overlaps between elementary real analysis, elementary number theory, introductory abstract algebra - enough that I'm not sure which string to unravel first.
Do you want to explore different branches on maths of
undergrad level,
or you have something more specific in mind? Do you
feel you enjoy
doing maths in general and want to learn more?
What do you mean by 'basic knowledge of calculus'?Single-variable in high school, multi-variable in college - the problem of course being that the single-variable stuff wasn't appropriate prep for the mulitvariable course I did take.
Did you take one or
two courses of single-variable calculus? (Normally
the second covers
covers things like improper integrals, some advanced
techniques of
integration, a bit of Taylor Series and Taylor
Polynomial and may be
kind of a gentle introduction to diff equations.)
.
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