I think that taking good notes will be the best strategy for this class. The homework on section 3.2, specifically problem 2, was frustrating because the book does not concisely list the theorems needed to complete the problem. You have to dig in the chapter to find any of the needed theorems. Hopefully good notes will be a better reference than the book.

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Featured Group Pages:

Graduate students in mathematics

CNSIP research group

Using Rhea

Teach yourself how to use Rhea in a matter of minutes! We have created several helpful resources so you can start adding content right away!

Rhea News

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Who is behind all this?

Rhea is developed by a team of student volunteers. Meet the Rhea team.

Meet our writers-in-residence:

Dhruv Lamba, Dave Knott

Featured Pages:

Collective table of formulas: Let's build a mega table for collective use!

Cute Art in honor of Conan O'brien.

Grad School Advice : Guide for potential grad students!

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Acknowledgements

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Acknowledgements

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