Suggestion for undergrad thesis in math

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hello guys, I'm so very worried about my thesis, i can't come up with a title or any idea what will be my thesis all about .. would you lend me some help or suggestion what topic ? thank you
 
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freackmhack said:
hello guys, I'm so very worried about my thesis, i can't come up with a title or any idea what will be my thesis all about .. would you lend me some help or suggestion what topic ? thank you


As a finishing undergraduate you should know by now that your question is too wide:

What do you like ? What optional courses did you take? Do you like better analysis, topology, algebra, probability...? What teachers

and what do they deal with are there available as u.g. thesis advisors?

Common, a finishing u.g. student should know better...

DonAntonio
 
freackmhack said:
hello guys, I'm so very worried about my thesis, i can't come up with a title or any idea what will be my thesis all about .. would you lend me some help or suggestion what topic ? thank you

There's a famous Topologist who in my opinion said it best and it's something I do all the time: I don't try and find something particular to work on. Rather I just "wade" in the mathematical waters and let the tide carry me wherever it leads. I find that very fitting to my way of doing things. So I suggest you consider that: just wade. Do something you find interesting with no particular goal in mind and allow it to carry you where it leads.
 
Why are you asking this to strangers on the internet and not to your professors??

Furthermore, you really need to give more information than in your OP.
 
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