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I will hold an office hour tomorrow Tuesday Oct 26th from 2-3pm via teams.

At noon on Thursday Oct 28, you will receive an email from Crowdmark with a link to the test. Once you click on the button “Start the assessment now” you will have exactly 70min in which to do the problems (50 minutes), … Continue reading →

We will be using Crowdmark for the Tests. You will receive shortly an e-mail with a Mock assignment, so that you practice using Crowdmark. The idea is for you to log in to Crowdmark, create a password, and to go … Continue reading →

The material for the Test #1 is everything we have covered in class until the complex case in Thursday’s lecture, so up to and including the degenerate nodes. See the “Plan”. You should be comfortable with the material covered in … Continue reading →

Hello, Hope you all had a nice week.  The Math and Stats department is holding an Undergraduate Information Night on October 21st, 5-6:15 pm via Zoom. Could you please advertise this to your students (by in-class announcement, e-mail, forum posts). It … Continue reading →

Your part D were evaluated by Pip. He did a great and extensive job at giving you useful comments to help you improve on future assignments, as well as to prepare for the midterm. Unfortunately there was a big discrepancy between his evaluation and … Continue reading →

The last sentence of part (D) of Kritik 2 has been simplified: I only ask for the extension of the solution, and nothing about uniqueness. Please take a look at the new version of the assignment on Kritik. I have … Continue reading →

Next semester I will be teaching a topics in analysis class which only requires Math 3IA3 and which is rarely offered. The topics will be Distribution Theory and Fourier analysis: they are fascinating topics that were introduced at the beginning … Continue reading →

I have posted on the group chat a question and an answer about Kritik 2 part (C). The group chat is an excellent way to exchange questions and answers, and Pip and I will be looking at it from time … Continue reading →