Recent content by CBrown197

Hey thanks for the reply sEsposito. I am sure it is a good class and everything, but I want to thake complex analysis b4 i take E&M. If i take the proof class ill end up takin it at the same time, so that's why I was wonderin if I should actually take it. If anyone else has advice please jump in!

Im thinking about taking a course in complex analysis. Furthermore, a course in proofs is recommended, but not required, as an intro into advanced math. I was wondering if anyone has the same recommendaton at their school or has anyone had it in the past. The main thing I am interested in is if...

Thanks a lot for the reply, sometimes its hard to get those around here lol. I am thinking i should do the samething but I am really worried about being able to pay the loans back. If anyone else has anything to add i'd appreciate it!

Post is kinda lengthy, thanks for reading though. For starters, I'm from las vegas, so i could go to university there, however, i will be attendting the u of minnesota-twin cities, which is a very good school for physics. If I go to university in las vegas than when i receive my bachelors...

ok, one more thing. I have already taken ODE, calc 3, and linear algebra. so i think i am sufficiently prepared, but as a physics major, is Fourier analysis going to significantly useful? or would it just be something i rarely use?

no one has any suggestions? I am only asking because i would rather speak with peers or the scientists on this sight because my advisors are everything but physics majors

So i just transferred to university and I am taking thermo, physics 3, a lib ed and was thinkin about takin this applied Fourier analysis course. I am just wondering if it sounds like a good idea or should i wait for a few semesters to take it so i'll actually be using it in my classes. Thanks