"To say that [omissis]'s theorem is unfamiliar to many physicists is most
assuredly an understatement. Moreover, the full-blown proof
is filled with innumerable
details and lemmas which often obscure the basic point. Were we mathematicians
this would pose no problem, since we could simply give some references and let the reader
fend for himself. However,
since we are physicists, we will proceed differently.
[...].
The rigorous proof given in Sec. 3 is included because [...].
However, we strongly advise all the readers, [...], to omit Sec. 3"
(McCoy and Wu)
However, we strongly advise all the readers, [...], to omit Sec. 3"
(McCoy and Wu)
At CSUN
2013-14 f: Math 592 "Topics in Applied Mathematics (Part B)".2013-14 f: Math 255 "Calculus for the life science (Part B)"
2012-13 s: Math 680 "Applied Functional Analysis (Part B)".
2012-13 s: Math 255 "Calculus for the life science (Part B)"
2012-13 f: Math 680 "Applied Functional Analysis (Part A)".
2012-13 f: Math 455 "Complex Variables".
2011-12 f: Math 103 "Mathematical methods for business".
2011-12 f: Math 262 "Introduction to Linear Algebra".
At UBC
2008-09 f: Math 200 "Calculus III".2007-08 s: Math 303 "Introduction to Stochastic Processes".