Recent content by Jonathanos

@mathwonk I appreciate this list, I think it will be very helpful so I can know what to look for specifically. Not that I will only learn this but just to keep in mind while taking the course.

Just an update: I will end up taking the theoretical course since the physics department decided to change when Quantum Mechanics is being taught and I can no longer take the applied course. And, no the professors are not the same. I worried because I am planning on also taking algebraic...

I think I will just take the application based one. I think it is nice to first learn how to use it and then learn why it actually works: taking Calculus before Real Analysis makes more sense to me now that I think about it a little more. The only reason I was planning on taking the theoretical...

No thank you, my professor for a math class is a Complex Analyst the first day of class he mentioned "So you are all here because you like math?... Why do you hate yourselves?" Why would I ever want to associate myself with such likable people? That indeed would be a horrible fate :P

Because I am interested in theory and thought it might be useful to know this kind of math if I want to be a theoretical physicist. However, I'm not completely sure if I am correct. If it does not matter which one I take, I would rather take the first option.

Hello, My university offers a couple Complex Analysis courses, among them there is one with the following description: Introduction to complex variables: "substantial attention to applications in science and engineering. Concepts, calculations, and the ability to apply principles to physical...

Hello! My name is Jonathan, I attend the University of Michigan, I am currently pursuing a major in Physics and Pure mathematics. There are probably lots of double majors around, so I guess that is nothing special. Since, in the Michigan, we are under "Lock down", I figured I might as well make...