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04 Aug 11
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Originally posted by adam warlockIm interested, but its a little late in the summer ( the usual grind is about to begin) so "actual hard work" will be tough. Plus, I have no experience in LateX, serious coursework in Prb and statistics is lacking, I will be taking linear this upcoming year, and I feel that the professor for Diff Eq wasn't willing to throw the engineering students to the mathematical lions ( so I dont have any post traumatic Diff Eq stress) so it probably means that I have missed a terrible portion of the finer details...
Just out your name on this thread and tell me if your comfortable with the following topics:
LateX
Integral Calculus
Differential Calculus
Linear Algebra
Probabilities and Statistics
Ordinary differential equations
actual hard work
I might have something for interested interesting posters.
The statistics don't seem to favor me as a canidate.
04 Aug 11
Originally posted by joe shmoYou're interesting and I know you're interested. You're in.
Im interested, but its a little late in the summer ( the usual grind is about to begin) so "actual hard work" will be tough. Plus, I have no experience in LateX, serious coursework in Prb and statistics is lacking, I will be taking linear this upcoming year, and I feel that the professor for Diff Eq wasn't willing to throw the engineering students to the ma ...[text shortened]... ible portion of the finer details...
The statistics don't seem to favor me as a canidate.
04 Aug 11
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Originally posted by adam warlockI work with all of those, including LaTeX.
Just out your name on this thread and tell me if your comfortable with the following topics:
LateX
Integral Calculus
Differential Calculus
Linear Algebra
Probabilities and Statistics
Ordinary differential equations
actual hard work
I might have something for interested interesting posters.
EDIT: although, while "actual hard work" is not a problem for me "in principle," I'm already applying the work to other areas. Hmm...
I took a quantum mechanics course many years ago; unfortunately I was not particularly disciplined back then so I sort of coasted through it.
04 Aug 11
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Originally posted by SoothfastAfter having a read through some of your recent forum posts it's plainly obvious that you're interesting and know your stuff. And you're a mathematician and I just have bro love for mathematicians... Even if they're girls... 😕😕😕
I work with all of those, including LaTeX.
EDIT: although, while "actual hard work" is not a problem for me "in principle," I'm already applying the work to other areas. Hmm...
I took a quantum mechanics course many years ago; unfortunately I was not particularly disciplined back then so I sort of coasted through it.
Anyhoo you're in.
Only one or two slots left, so hurry up people.
05 Aug 11
Anything that involves a lot of hard work involving mathematics is probably a waste of time unless you are preparing for a college course.
I already know enough about QM despite some peoples false claim that I don't know the basics. Some people just have ego problems and pretend to be too superior to have an intelligent discussion that may benefit them. I am not interested.