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Understand Convolution, Singularity, Kernel, etc: Math Reading Guide
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[QUOTE="fresh_42, post: 5767239, member: 572553"] Well, all these belong to calculus in a way. E.g. I've found all terms in the book from Hewitt and Stromberg [URL]https://www.amazon.com/dp/0387901388/?tag=pfamazon01-20[/URL] but this isn't quite easy to read as it is mainly based on measure theory, whereas usual college courses proceed along the lines [I]real analysis - vector analysis - complex analysis [/I]and maybe followed by[I] function theory [/I]and [I]functional analysis[/I]. In addition to understand vortex theory, even some basics on [I]differential geometry[/I] and [I]differential equations[/I] might be needed. So in order to deal with vortex theory in special, it might be more promising to look out for individual papers, that deal with certain questions. Google often leads to lecture notes on certain topics, that can be read in a reasonable amount of time. Many universities provide such notes on the internet. But as a tip: it's better to search via Google rather than on the universities' homepages, as you normally cannot get through to the individual papers by starting on their homepages. [/QUOTE]
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