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Analytic Number Theory Notes

A sustained course transcription developing analytic techniques for arithmetic functions and primes; authorship distinguishes lecturer from note-taker.

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Analytic Number Theory Notes

Aaron Landesman (notes from Kannan Soundararajan's course) · Lecture-course transcription · Graduate · English

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A sustained course transcription developing analytic techniques for arithmetic functions and primes; authorship distinguishes lecturer from note-taker.

Preparation: Complex analysis; elementary number theory.

Use: Work through an analytic number theory course.

Version: Stanford Math 249A, Fall 2017 · Checked 2026-10-13

Applications of Microlocal Analysis to Inverse Problems

Connects wavefront sets and Fourier integral operators with tomography and boundary measurements; introductory microlocal discussion is partly nontechnical.

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Applications of Microlocal Analysis to Inverse Problems

Mikko Salo · Minicourse notes · Research · English

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Connects wavefront sets and Fourier integral operators with tomography and boundary measurements; introductory microlocal discussion is partly nontechnical.

Preparation: Distributions; Fourier analysis; basic PDE.

Use: Bridge microlocal language to concrete inverse problems.

Version: June 2019 Helsinki/Shanghai minicourse · Checked 2026-10-13

Applied Combinatorics

Combines enumeration, graphs, posets and optimization. The breadth supports several course choices; the linked full HTML is the established 2016 edition.

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Applied Combinatorics

Mitchel T. Keller and William T. Trotter · Textbook · Intermediate · English (legacy metadata)

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Combines enumeration, graphs, posets and optimization. The breadth supports several course choices; the linked full HTML is the established 2016 edition.

Preparation: Proofs; elementary counting.

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Arithmetic Duality Theorems

Develops local and global duality in Galois, étale and flat cohomology.

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Arithmetic Duality Theorems

J. S. Milne · Research monograph · Research · English

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Develops local and global duality in Galois, étale and flat cohomology.

Preparation: Class field theory; Galois cohomology; schemes.

Use: Advanced reference for arithmetic duality.

Version: Second edition, July 2006 · Checked 2026-10-11

Arithmetic Geometry (MIT 18.782)

Connects p-adic numbers and quadratic forms with curves, divisors, Riemann–Roch and the Mordell–Weil theorem.

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Arithmetic Geometry (MIT 18.782)

Andrew V. Sutherland · Lecture-course collection · Graduate · English

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Connects p-adic numbers and quadratic forms with curves, divisors, Riemann–Roch and the Mordell–Weil theorem.

Preparation: Abstract algebra; Galois theory; proof-based analysis.

Use: Bridge number theory and the geometry of rational points.

Version: MIT 18.782, Fall 2013 · Checked 2026-10-13

Arithmetic Randonnée: An Introduction to Probabilistic Number Theory

Studies limiting distributions of arithmetic functions, zeta values, prime-race bias and exponential sums.

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Arithmetic Randonnée: An Introduction to Probabilistic Number Theory

Emmanuel Kowalski · Author manuscript · Graduate · English

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Studies limiting distributions of arithmetic functions, zeta values, prime-race bias and exponential sums.

Preparation: Probability with convergence in distribution; real and complex analysis.

Use: Learn probability-driven analytic number theory.

Version: Version of May 10, 2021 · Checked 2026-10-13

Automorphic Forms (Informal Course, May–July 2003)

An informal introduction focused on representation theory over non-Archimedean local fields, with finite-group examples and smooth representations. It does not supply the planned full global theory.

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Automorphic Forms (Informal Course, May–July 2003)

Kevin Buzzard · Long lecture notes · Graduate · English

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An informal introduction focused on representation theory over non-Archimedean local fields, with finite-group examples and smooth representations. It does not supply the planned full global theory.

Preparation: Representation theory, local fields and graduate algebra.

Use: A local-representation bridge toward automorphic forms and the local Langlands correspondence.

Version: Cover dated 26 April 2012; informal course May–July 2003; text notes last modification 1 June 2004 · Checked 2026-10-13

Axiomatic Set Theory

Develops axioms, ordinals, cardinal arithmetic, absoluteness, reflection and constructibility, followed by combinatorial examples.

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Axiomatic Set Theory

Asaf Karagila · Course notes · Graduate · English

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Develops axioms, ordinals, cardinal arithmetic, absoluteness, reflection and constructibility, followed by combinatorial examples.

Preparation: Elementary set theory and first-order logic.

Use: Bridge basic sets and transfinite methods with inner-model arguments.

Version: Updated November 18, 2025; course taught in 2016–2017 · Checked 2026-10-13

Basic Algebra

Connects linear algebra, group actions, rings, modules and Galois theory, with problem sets and extensive solution hints.

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Basic Algebra

Anthony W. Knapp · Textbook · Graduate · English

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Connects linear algebra, group actions, rings, modules and Galois theory, with problem sets and extensive solution hints.

Preparation: Proof writing and first courses in linear algebra and abstract algebra.

Use: Consolidate undergraduate algebra and enter a graduate algebra sequence.

Version: Digital second edition, 2016 · Checked 2026-10-13

Basic Analysis I

Builds real-line analysis before metric spaces, with many exercises. Reviewers describe it as adaptable to undergraduate courses; self-study requires actively writing proofs.

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Basic Analysis I

Jiří Lebl · Textbook · Introductory · English (legacy metadata)

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Builds real-line analysis before metric spaces, with many exercises. Reviewers describe it as adaptable to undergraduate courses; self-study requires actively writing proofs.

Preparation: Calculus; an introductory proof course.

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Basic Analysis II

Continues to multivariable analysis, inverse and implicit function theorems, approximation and Fourier series. A natural sequel, not a replacement for measure theory.

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Basic Analysis II

Jiří Lebl · Textbook · Intermediate · English (legacy metadata)

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Continues to multivariable analysis, inverse and implicit function theorems, approximation and Fourier series. A natural sequel, not a replacement for measure theory.

Preparation: Basic Analysis I; linear algebra.

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Basic Category Theory

A short introduction to categorical structures, universal properties and adjunctions.

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Basic Category Theory

Tom Leinster · Textbook · Intermediate · English

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A short introduction to categorical structures, universal properties and adjunctions.

Preparation: Proof-based undergraduate algebra.

Use: Entry bridge before higher categories.

Version: Book 2014; arXiv revised 2025 · Checked 2026-10-11

Basic Concepts of Enriched Category Theory

Develops enrichment, enriched limits and functor categories. Use examples enriched in abelian groups or topological spaces before general formalism.

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Basic Concepts of Enriched Category Theory

G. M. Kelly · Research monograph · Graduate · English

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Develops enrichment, enriched limits and functor categories. Use examples enriched in abelian groups or topological spaces before general formalism.

Preparation: Ordinary category theory; monoidal categories.

Version: 1982 original; authorized TAC reprint 10, 2005 · Checked 2026-10-11

Berkeley Lectures on p-adic Geometry

A sustained course on perfectoid spaces and p-adic geometry with arithmetic applications.

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Berkeley Lectures on p-adic Geometry

Peter Scholze and Jared Weinstein · Textbook · Research · English

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A sustained course on perfectoid spaces and p-adic geometry with arithmetic applications.

Preparation: Algebraic geometry; nonarchimedean fields; cohomology.

Use: Prepare for diamonds and modern p-adic research.

Version: 2020 author-hosted edition · Checked 2026-10-11

Bielefeld and Karlsruhe Lectures on Nonlinear Waves

A course on variational solitary waves, concentration compactness, orbital stability and dispersive estimates, with spectral and numerical discussions.

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Bielefeld and Karlsruhe Lectures on Nonlinear Waves

Jeremy L. Marzuola · Lecture notes · Research · English

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A course on variational solitary waves, concentration compactness, orbital stability and dispersive estimates, with spectral and numerical discussions.

Preparation: Graduate PDE, functional analysis and Fourier analysis.

Use: Move from nonlinear-wave well-posedness to stability and spectral research techniques.

Version: Courses given in summer 2012 and summer 2013; PDF revision date not stated · Checked 2026-10-13

Book of Proof

A transition from calculation to proofs, with sets, induction and cardinality. Selected solutions help self-study; it is preparation rather than an advanced subject text.

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Book of Proof

Richard Hammack · Textbook · Introductory · English (legacy metadata)

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A transition from calculation to proofs, with sets, induction and cardinality. Selected solutions help self-study; it is preparation rather than an advanced subject text.

Preparation: High-school algebra.

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Calculus, Volume 1

An illustrated first course with examples and applications. Useful for computational foundations; a proof-based real analysis text is needed for a mathematics-major transition.

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Calculus, Volume 1

Gilbert Strang and Edwin 'Jed' Herman · Textbook · Introductory · English (legacy metadata)

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An illustrated first course with examples and applications. Useful for computational foundations; a proof-based real analysis text is needed for a mathematics-major transition.

Preparation: Algebra, functions and trigonometry.

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Calderón Problem

A course in the inverse conductivity problem, covering complex geometrical optics, stability and partial-boundary-data methods.

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Calderón Problem

Mikko Salo · Lecture notes · Research · English

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A course in the inverse conductivity problem, covering complex geometrical optics, stability and partial-boundary-data methods.

Preparation: Sobolev spaces; elliptic PDE; Fourier analysis.

Use: Enter inverse elliptic problems through detailed classical proofs.

Version: Spring 2008 course notes · Checked 2026-10-13

Categorical Homotopy Theory

Develops homotopy-theoretic constructions in a categorical setting. A continuation after basic topology and category theory rather than a first topology course.

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Categorical Homotopy Theory

Emily Riehl · Monograph · Advanced · English (legacy metadata)

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Develops homotopy-theoretic constructions in a categorical setting. A continuation after basic topology and category theory rather than a first topology course.

Preparation: Algebraic topology; category theory.

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Category Theory in Context

Explains universal properties, Yoneda, adjunctions and Kan extensions through mathematical examples. Algebra and topology greatly improve accessibility despite minimal formal prerequisites.

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Category Theory in Context

Emily Riehl · Textbook · Introductory · English (legacy metadata)

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Explains universal properties, Yoneda, adjunctions and Kan extensions through mathematical examples. Algebra and topology greatly improve accessibility despite minimal formal prerequisites.

Preparation: Abstract algebra; point-set topology recommended.

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Characteristic Classes: Seminar Notes 示性类

Seminar chapters on vector bundles and their characteristic classes, connecting topological definitions with geometric constructions.

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Characteristic Classes: Seminar Notes

卜辰璟 · Course notes · Graduate · Chinese

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Seminar chapters on vector bundles and their characteristic classes, connecting topological definitions with geometric constructions.

Preparation: Vector bundles; cohomology; smooth manifolds.

Use: Review bundles first, then compare the different constructions of characteristic classes.

Version: Fall 2019 seminar · Checked 2026-11-03

Chern–Weil Theory

An undergraduate research exposition constructing characteristic classes from curvature and comparing them with topological Chern classes; appendices review bundles and connections.

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Chern–Weil Theory

Adel Rahman · Student exposition · Graduate · English

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An undergraduate research exposition constructing characteristic classes from curvature and comparing them with topological Chern classes; appendices review bundles and connections.

Preparation: Differential forms; vector bundles; basic cohomology.

Use: Read Sections 2–4 for the construction and use the appendices when the geometric language is unfamiliar.

Version: 2017 REU paper, 22 pages · Checked 2026-11-03

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Class Field Theory

A detailed advanced continuation of algebraic number theory. Read after local and global number-field foundations, not immediately after elementary congruences.

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Class Field Theory

J. S. Milne · Course notes · Advanced · English (legacy metadata)

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A detailed advanced continuation of algebraic number theory. Read after local and global number-field foundations, not immediately after elementary congruences.

Preparation: Graduate algebraic number theory.

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Classical Representation Theory of Finite Groups 有限群的经典表示理论

A short course approaching finite-group representations through the structure of algebras, rather than starting only with character computations.

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Classical Representation Theory of Finite Groups

戚天成 · Course notes · Intermediate · Chinese

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Original title: 有限群的经典表示理论

A short course approaching finite-group representations through the structure of algebras, rather than starting only with character computations.

Preparation: Linear algebra; finite groups; rings and modules.

Use: Use it to connect a first representation-theory course with semisimple algebra.

Version: Online lecture manuscript · Checked 2026-11-03

Cluster Algebras, Quiver Representations and Triangulated Categories

Connects cluster mutation with quiver representations, Calabi–Yau categories and derived equivalences.

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Cluster Algebras, Quiver Representations and Triangulated Categories

Bernhard Keller · Research survey · Research · English

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Connects cluster mutation with quiver representations, Calabi–Yau categories and derived equivalences.

Preparation: Representations of quivers, homological algebra and triangulated categories.

Use: Study categorical approaches to cluster algebras.

Version: arXiv v11, March 19, 2010 · Checked 2026-10-13