Hey, that's the one I got too! Does this make us twins?
MKK

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Funny thing, though: I've more personal experience with differentiable manifolds and Lie groups than I do with navigating through the woods.

The Cardinal Boy Scout picks a direction, and uses his compass to walk a straight line until he gets out of the woods.

The Fixed Boy Scout makes a signal fire and waits for rescue.

The Mutable Boy Scout decides to live in the woods.

I could have truthfully answered several of the questions in different ways, so I tried a few honest alternative answer sets: I am also "An Introduction to Knot Theory" or "Modern Graph Theory."

I found some very interesting stuff on graph theory through google, and I'm now tempted to buy some books and pick up my math education where I dropped it fifteen years ago.

Thanks for posting this item -- I had no idea it would lead to this much entertainment.

Yours sincerely,
Linear Representations of Finite Groups

This reminds me that I owe my nephew a letter (or e-mail); he's recently decided to be a math major. {croggle} I need to tell him about this test!

Well, it could have been worse. I could have labelled a K-theorist.

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On the other hand, my degree's in applied math, so... most of the others things people listed are Theoretical Math texts, not aimed at applied mathematicians.... for all I know, the book above might be, too, but... [Graph Theory does have a lot of applications, however. Algebraic Topology is definite theory, so is Lie Groups, Measure Theory, etc.]

On the other hand, my degree's in applied math, so... most of the others things people listed are Theoretical Math texts, not aimed at applied mathematicians.... for all I know, the book above might be, too, but... [Graph Theory does have a lot of applications, however. Algebraic Topology is definite theory, so is Lie Groups, Measure Theory, etc.]

Of course, I am so innumerate I'm not even sure what Algebraic Topology is. So a basic course would be just about right.

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