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Ch. 9.5 Construction of Hyperbolic Rigid Motions

1.8 "A technique of Schnirelman" is probably the most densed paragraph I've ever seen. This book looks as Bellman's revision notebook.

Many say 0 is in N. It requires knowledge of abstract algebra but if 0 is in N then you cannot algebraically create Z from N: Math would be a mess. "The Little Typer", is an intro to "Dependent Type Theory", just when I started to like it, the authors made the "0 error". I'll never forget such an error, nor will I ever forgive them. My problem is that I'll probably never be able to PROCESS it. A =serious= matter.

"Every mathematician uses the real number system, but mathematics students are seldom told what it is." - That's why we all should read this book. And because John Stillwell wrote it.

Robert S. Strichartz writes about Analysis as if we are in some Agatha Christie or Arthur Conan Doyle sleuth thriller. - He does, now, compare that to the proposition/proof "only" books!

Takes you on a discovery of Number Theory.

Looks interesting enough...

There is much more in this book than the title suggests.

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Another Analytic Number Theory Problem book. I guess much less difficult than Ram Murty's book.

Ready at last for this book.

Starting...

If only I could join this 'club'. I need to read more non-fiction books anyway.

Having done only pure Complex Analysis this book has literally tons of amazing CA applications.

"Knowing the First Liouville Theorem it is natural to study the poles of an elliptic function."

Explorations indeed. I expect to find many hidden gems in this book.

Must read new book on Complex Analysis / Analytic Number Theory

Just starting ...

Still looking for my #1 Complex Analysis reference. All books not referencing the Zeta function and the PNT disqualify. This one looks promising.

Revising and learning new Complex Analysis ...

Just started... At last an AI book in a language I fully understand: Matrix Algebra. Looking forward to try out the algorithms.