Hi, I don't mean that the textbook is poorly written, but there are multiple listed textbooks for the class that the professor says are meant to be supplementary, so I'd like to know if there are other textbooks out there on the topic.
There's an undergraduate physics course at my uni that covers these topics and the course description is: Mathematical descriptions for classical physics: oscillations, mechanical waves, electromagnetic waves, physical optics and thermodynamics. Are there any good studying materials/textbooks I...
Hello, excuse my ignorance, but would functional analysis not be useful as linear algebra knowledge? Or is it the topic too abstract to be useful in your work?
Hello, Yes I do have all the pre-reqs for these classes (multiple proof based undergraduate versions of these courses), I understand that a graduate class is a big commitment so I'm just wondering what math others who have gone into the fields I'm interested have taken/used.
The graduate analysis class is over Lebesgue theory of integration
The Algebra course covers advanced group theory, galois theory, rings, and various theorems in algebra
Complex Analysis: Complex numbers; analyticity/holomorphicity; Cauchy Riemann equations;line integrals; Cauchy's theorem over...
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I'm a college undergraduate sophomore interested in eventually getting a Ph.D. in biophysics or computational physics. I have the chance to take several graduate math classes in the next two years, and I was wondering which ones would be the most useful for me in the future. They are...
sorry if my question is vague, but I only have high school level understanding of sciences, but I'm interested in materials science and would like to learn more, so if with my knowledge it's not possible to actually study materials science, could you point me where I could go to get some...