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Dr. Henry Walker

Posted on Aug 27

New Lecture Series: Advanced Analysis Techniques

We are thrilled to introduce an upcoming lecture series dedicated to exploring advanced analysis techniques in mathematics. Starting next week, these sessions will cover a range of complex mathematical theories, from abstract algebra to topology, with an emphasis on their applications in solving real-world problems. Each lecture will be led by expert faculty members, ensuring that you gain deep insights and practical knowledge. Whether you're looking to deepen your understanding or enhance your problem-solving skills, this series is not to be missed. Stay tuned for the detailed schedule and join us in pushing the boundaries of your mathematical knowledge!

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Dr. Linda Moore

Posted on Aug 27

Assignment Reminder: Submit by Midnight

As a gentle reminder, the deadline for the upcoming assignment is tonight at midnight. This task is a crucial component of your overall grade and is designed to reinforce the key concepts we've covered in recent lectures. Please ensure that your work is thorough, well-organized, and submitted via the course portal before the cutoff time. Late submissions, as per the course policy, will unfortunately not be accepted, so it’s essential to manage your time effectively. If you encounter any last-minute issues, don’t hesitate to reach out for assistance. Best of luck, and I look forward to reviewing your work!

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Prof. Samuel Carter

Posted on Aug 27

Office Hours Update: New Schedule

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Dr. Eleanor West

Posted on Aug 27

Extra Credit Opportunity: Research Participation

I'm pleased to offer an exciting opportunity for those interested in earning extra credit while contributing to cutting-edge research. We are conducting a study on cognitive learning methods and are looking for participants. This study will not only provide you with extra credit but also give you firsthand experience in research methodologies. Participation involves a series of tasks and a brief questionnaire, and it will require approximately 2 hours of your time. This is a fantastic way to deepen your understanding of learning processes while boosting your grades. Interested students should sign up by Friday through the link provided on the course portal. Don’t miss out—spots are limited!

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Quantum Field Theory

Created: Aug 20 • Last modify: Sep 21 •

Terrence Tao

This is an introductory course in Quantum Field Theory. We will cover gauge theory, field quantization, path integrals and Feynman diagrams, using quantum electrodynamics as our primary example.