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A user is seeking partners to collaboratively work through exercises from several math books, including Pinter's Abstract Algebra and Thompson's Calculus Made Easy. They express a preference for accountability in their study process and offer to assist others in understanding the material. Participants in the thread show interest in joining this collaborative effort, with plans to use a dedicated website for discussions. Humor is shared among users, contributing to a light-hearted atmosphere. The thread emphasizes community learning and support in tackling challenging academic topics.
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Hi,

I don't know about other people here but I work best when I have something to hold me to what I was trying to accomplish. So I was wondering (sorry if its not in the right place or something) if anybody wanted to work through (exercises and such) any of the following books:

* Pinter's Abstract Algebra (or any similar books)
* Thompson's Calculus Made Easy (or anything similar)
* How to Prove It
* Anything up to topics of this level

I know it's a lot to ask but I thought I might get lucky :)
 
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mrwall-e said:
Hi,

I don't know about other people here but I work best when I have something to hold me to what I was trying to accomplish. So I was wondering (sorry if its not in the right place or something) if anybody wanted to work through (exercises and such) any of the following books:

* Pinter's Abstract Algebra (or any similar books)
* Thompson's Calculus Made Easy (or anything similar)
* How to Prove It
* Anything up to topics of this level

I know it's a lot to ask but I thought I might get lucky :)

If it's worth anything, I would be more than willing to help you through any of these books. :smile: Of course, I already know the material, but that might actually be an advantage...

PM me if you're interested :smile:
 
I'd snatch micromass as a "partner" any day!:)
 
you said 'snatch'. lol
 
Lol
Anyways, to OP: I've been recently suggested to read Pinter. I think I'll go with it. It'd take me a few weeks to order it though...
 
Dickfore said:
you said 'snatch'. lol

This comming from Dickfore...LMAO!
 
LMAO at the nerd humor...?

To people who are interested:

We will be collaborating (I hope) on this website: http://thoughtgroups.dyndns.org:3000/ . I'll be creating some more groups as people become interested in more books, etc. I ask to please spare the site of spam... I don't think it's quite ready for that :)
 
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mrwall-e said:
LMAO at the nerd humor...?
I think calling that "nerd humor" is an insult to nerds!
 
HallsofIvy said:
I think calling that "nerd humor" is an insult to nerds!

Ehh; but I don't feel insulted, so it can't be. :D
 
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Maybe because your not a nerd! :D
 
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BloodyFrozen said:
Maybe because your not a nerd! :D

Not possible :P.
 
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Changed the address... I hope everything works on the site now: http://thoughtgroups.dyndns.org .

Maybe I'll make a new thread about it. Hmm...
 
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I'll work through it, amazon said Pinter is coming in today or tomorrow. I also have Spivak and How to Prove it.
 
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Kevin_Axion said:
I'll work through it, amazon said Pinter is coming in today or tomorrow. I also have Spivak and How to Prove it.

Cool, if you're interested in joining the discussion, feel free at the website I linked to.

Thanks
 

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