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Quote from: BirdBrain on September 09, 2008, 02:44:56 PMQuote from: Tore Cock Off on September 09, 2008, 12:06:16 PMQuote from: BirdBrain on September 09, 2008, 11:17:44 AMDo you study the Lebesgue integral and have you got up to Godel's Incompleteness Theorem yet?We have touched on the Lebesgue integral, but Godel we haven't touched. I think we do them both next year.The thing is that I am only really doing 2/3 of a maths degree until I reach 3rd year. Weir's 'Lebesgue Integration and Measure' is one of my favourite maths books. I sold my copy when i was skint.I would recommend this course if there is one - most universities teach the Riemann Integral though ( when i studied anyway).Godel's Incompleteness is amazing; though I found logic and set-theory quite tedious to study and there are few good books in this area ( especially in mathematical logic.)I did these in my second year - the third year was beyond me.Yeah, we did the Riemann integral in analysis this year, albeit rather briefly. I shall add those books on my reading list, I am sure they will come in handy later years, though when they cover the stuff I doubt they will give tricky questions on it, which is a relief (and we get decent choice too!)
Quote from: Tore Cock Off on September 09, 2008, 12:06:16 PMQuote from: BirdBrain on September 09, 2008, 11:17:44 AMDo you study the Lebesgue integral and have you got up to Godel's Incompleteness Theorem yet?We have touched on the Lebesgue integral, but Godel we haven't touched. I think we do them both next year.The thing is that I am only really doing 2/3 of a maths degree until I reach 3rd year. Weir's 'Lebesgue Integration and Measure' is one of my favourite maths books. I sold my copy when i was skint.I would recommend this course if there is one - most universities teach the Riemann Integral though ( when i studied anyway).Godel's Incompleteness is amazing; though I found logic and set-theory quite tedious to study and there are few good books in this area ( especially in mathematical logic.)I did these in my second year - the third year was beyond me.
Quote from: BirdBrain on September 09, 2008, 11:17:44 AMDo you study the Lebesgue integral and have you got up to Godel's Incompleteness Theorem yet?We have touched on the Lebesgue integral, but Godel we haven't touched. I think we do them both next year.The thing is that I am only really doing 2/3 of a maths degree until I reach 3rd year.
Do you study the Lebesgue integral and have you got up to Godel's Incompleteness Theorem yet?
Quote from: parts on September 07, 2008, 02:24:59 PMI get "This video is not available in your country." WTF Its probably because its on the BBC, our national network.
I get "This video is not available in your country." WTF
I passed btw, got a 2:1 for the year overall
Quote from: Tore Cock Off on September 07, 2008, 03:47:18 PMQuote from: parts on September 07, 2008, 02:24:59 PMI get "This video is not available in your country." WTF Its probably because its on the BBC, our national network.The fuckers. Why can't they make stuff available like everyone else? Part of their mission statement actually concerns the advancement of anything British to the world...
A better question is why is there a fucking licence in the first place? the fuckers make plenty off fucking merchandising and exporting content to overseas networks anyway. TV tax = fail.
having been forced to watch telly at my mum's for five days, i think each set should come with a lobotomy. i've never seen such a load of shite, or been so patronised to within an inch of my life, ever!of course, i live for Radio 4...
Quote from: odeon on September 09, 2008, 03:04:16 PMQuote from: Tore Cock Off on September 07, 2008, 03:47:18 PMQuote from: parts on September 07, 2008, 02:24:59 PMI get "This video is not available in your country." WTF Its probably because its on the BBC, our national network.The fuckers. Why can't they make stuff available like everyone else? Part of their mission statement actually concerns the advancement of anything British to the world... as i've said to you before, i suspect it's part of the licensing thing. and i agree with that, in some ways: why should license-payers have to pay for it and others get it for free?
Quote from: Lucifer on September 10, 2008, 03:00:28 PMhaving been forced to watch telly at my mum's for five days, i think each set should come with a lobotomy. i've never seen such a load of shite, or been so patronised to within an inch of my life, ever!of course, i live for Radio 4... Yep, most stuff is just awful now. What is really bad is that the masses watch it, and we are degenerating as a society as a result.
Quote from: Tore Cock Off on September 09, 2008, 02:52:49 PMQuote from: BirdBrain on September 09, 2008, 02:44:56 PMQuote from: Tore Cock Off on September 09, 2008, 12:06:16 PMQuote from: BirdBrain on September 09, 2008, 11:17:44 AMDo you study the Lebesgue integral and have you got up to Godel's Incompleteness Theorem yet?We have touched on the Lebesgue integral, but Godel we haven't touched. I think we do them both next year.The thing is that I am only really doing 2/3 of a maths degree until I reach 3rd year. Weir's 'Lebesgue Integration and Measure' is one of my favourite maths books. I sold my copy when i was skint.I would recommend this course if there is one - most universities teach the Riemann Integral though ( when i studied anyway).Godel's Incompleteness is amazing; though I found logic and set-theory quite tedious to study and there are few good books in this area ( especially in mathematical logic.)I did these in my second year - the third year was beyond me.Yeah, we did the Riemann integral in analysis this year, albeit rather briefly. I shall add those books on my reading list, I am sure they will come in handy later years, though when they cover the stuff I doubt they will give tricky questions on it, which is a relief (and we get decent choice too!) It's very strange - when I was studying, only Oxford, Cambridge and Warwick covered the Lebesgue Integral so it may be of no use to you exam-wise.What is the other third of your course?