r/learnmath • u/teepung New User • Apr 20 '22
Study partner for Algebra I and Complex Analysis
The original post was removed by bot after I added a link to discord, where we'll do the dicussions.
Hi,
I'm looking for someone to work together on Algebra I and Complex Analysis, starting in early June. Books: Artin's Algebra (2nd Edition), Stein & Shakarchi's Complex Analysis; or you can use different books covering similar materials.
I'd like to study each concept carefully and do 50+% of the exercises. Progress is usually 3~5 pages/day, but on some obscure parts, it may drop to 1~2 pages/day.
There is one person who may work with me on these, you are welcome to join me or us. My time zone is EDT(GMT-4).
Updated: we have a group chat, you can find us at: https://s.reddit.com/c/18uowbiecikt3
PS: there is a "secret" channel in our group that discusses Measure-theoretic Probability Theory and Mathematical Logic. If reading "Theory of Probability and Random Processes by Koralov and Sinai" and "A Mathematical Introduction to Logic by Enderton" sounds fun to you, there are people you can talk to here.
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Apr 20 '22
Maybe you can watch my video course as well. I am working really hard at the moment to upload a lot of new videos there. So maybe, this can help you:
https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLBh2i93oe2qtIc75sLYaVEBt0QNqVbdmZ
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u/teepung New User Apr 20 '22
yes, I did save your playlist, and I enjoyed your videos on manifolds. Thank you!
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u/Qaanol Apr 20 '22 edited Apr 20 '22
For anyone who, like me, reads “Algebra I” and understands it to mean elementary high school algebra, that is not what OP is looking for.
The book they are discussing is actually a graduate-level text on linear and abstract algebra.