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i'm not quite sure where to post this, but i need help picking a project for my final year (3rd year uni)

i like number theory but I'm not sure what to do
anyone want to suggest any titles that i could research?
actually you could even suggest topics that have nothing to do with number theory, if i find them interesting i'll research a little bit about them...

any suggestions will be very appreciated
 
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sara_87 said:
i'm not quite sure where to post this, but i need help picking a project for my final year (3rd year uni)

i like number theory but I'm not sure what to do
anyone want to suggest any titles that i could research?
actually you could even suggest topics that have nothing to do with number theory, if i find them interesting i'll research a little bit about them...

any suggestions will be very appreciated

Doesn't your university give a list of suitable topics, or a list of faculty who would be willing to supervise projects in certain, specific areas? It would be quite hard to just randomly pick some topic!
 


alphachapmtl said:
Check this book:
Unsolved Problems in Number Theory
by Richard K. Guy
Publisher: Springer; 3rd edition (July 13, 2004)

It is full of ideas, with lot of stuff to investigate.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/0387208607/?tag=pfamazon01-20

http://books.google.com/books?id=1A...ig=ACfU3U273yDMqnMuUjnet9uYFVZ0zGwVrw#PPP1,M1

thanx that's exactly what i was looking for, unsolved stuff! :)

cristo said:
Doesn't your university give a list of suitable topics, or a list of faculty who would be willing to supervise projects in certain, specific areas? It would be quite hard to just randomly pick some topic!

yeah they gave lots of options but i didn't like any of them... they were too boring i want to do something new!
 


I had a similar project to do for my 3rd year university. I suggest you stay away from Guy's book. The problems in it are fascinating but they're way too difficult for an undergrad semester.
 

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