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esahione
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Hello Everyone!
I'm going to start a Graduate course in Mathematical Finance next year, and I need some brushing up on my mathematics. I've done the basics: Calculus and Linear Algebra. But where I'm going to, the least I'm going to need is to really know my Analysis. I'm an economics undergrad at the moment.
I was thinking of grabbing the Bourbaki books. At least Set Theory, Algebra I and II, Integration and Topology.
But maybe that's not the best way, so I came here to ask you guys. I was planning to study 3h a day (I have the time to do it at work).
What do you guys think?
Eduardo.
I'm going to start a Graduate course in Mathematical Finance next year, and I need some brushing up on my mathematics. I've done the basics: Calculus and Linear Algebra. But where I'm going to, the least I'm going to need is to really know my Analysis. I'm an economics undergrad at the moment.
I was thinking of grabbing the Bourbaki books. At least Set Theory, Algebra I and II, Integration and Topology.
But maybe that's not the best way, so I came here to ask you guys. I was planning to study 3h a day (I have the time to do it at work).
What do you guys think?
Eduardo.