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My advice for both professors and students of mathematics: Human-invented notions of mathematics are always founded on human subjective purposes, and thus they are human constructs and subjective, and have numerous flaws which can be exposed when tested in the real physical world outside human mind and its notional operations They are applicable to only human-created subjective reality, but when misunderstood , they can misguide all human population to an unconscious self-destruction as currently seen in all human development. Human-invented notions of mathematics can be useful to human development only when they are aligned with the real physical world to be able to represent physical forms of matter, but not human subjective understanding as abstract maths and pure maths. Ex: positive quantities and negative quantities, irrational quantities never exist anywhere in the real physical universe, 0 is not any quantity to be seen as a number, infinity is the largest and infinite or limitless without any beginning nor any end, and the only one form of matter can be infinity is the infinite space of the universe, and all other forms of matter have to be finite in order to exist in the universe, and thus there can be only 1 infinity, but there can never be 2 infinities, which are positive infinity and negative, as how human-invented notion of infinity is always misused in human-invented notion of co-ordinate planes, and infinity can never ever also represent so many different extremely large quantities beyond human extremely limited knowledge, but smaller than itself, such as any quantities greater than 10^31, especially in calculus, as ignorantly claimed by all human mathematicians and physicists

Dear Ioana, my son is 12 and he is good in math. Please advise me - is it good for 12 years old boy "The Housekeeper and the Professor" by Y. Ogawa? I haven't read it.

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This is helpful. Very well put!

"Love and Math: The Heart of Hidden Reality" by Frenkel.

Wow you are a quant dev. Very impressive. Congratulations!

Thanks! I like the ideas for Real Analysis and Complex Analysis. Barabara Oakley is great too. Great stuff!

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Thanks Ioana for the interesting video. May I ask you if you are sponsored by someone?

I've been watching your videos for the last 2 or 3 years and showing them to my high school children. Thank you for the recommendations for pop math books and note-taking. All the best!

I thought if I find the correct answer in math problems made me happy but now I realise when I struggle to solving it is more enjoyable, math is the best. ( I'm not good at it, but I love it) good information ⚡

Wanna know my favorite book on math? Its HOW TO GET BACK IN TIME AND UNALIVE WHOEVER CAME UP WITH THAT SHI, first edition

The best book is to unknown author called Spinoza

Great video - thanks Loana

The best books on mathematics are the philosophy of mathematics. "Die Grundlagen der Arithmetik" by Gottlob Frege is a must. And it is not strange that someone who likes math also likes to read. Frege is a fine example of philosophers and mathematicians like Descartes and Lebnitz, as well as many other contemporary philosophers like Saul Kripke, Villard van Orman Quine and Hilary Putnam, as many others, just to mention some of the great geniuses. Frege is actually acknowledged like first "analytic philospher", by Michael Dummett, another briliant logician and philospher and wykeham professor of logic at the Oxford, Frege made "a lunguistic turn in Die Grundlagen" in philsophy as Dummett said. I recommend this book to everyone, especially to students of mathematics and philosophy, they definitely have it in their mandatory literature. In it, Frege is actually interested in the philosophy of language, and in a brilliant way he analyzes philosophical, logical and mathematical problems by applying the logical analysis of language. Also, Dummett's books "Truth and Other Enigmas" and "Frege: Philosophy of Language". Oxford has great philosophers. One more recommendation, now it comes to my mind, one of the greatest late Derek Parfit "Reasons and Persons" and "On What Matters," as well as Colin McGinn's "The Mysterious Flame: Conscious Minds in the Material World" and David Chalmers' "The Conscious Mind" and "The Character of Consciousness," life-changing books that address perhaps the greatest mystery of our lives, our personal identities and one of the most difficult problems in the history of philosophy, the so-called mind-body problem.

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My "desert island math books"... 1. Generatingfunctionology 2. Niven and Zuckerman (or Niven, Zuckerman, and Montgomery - pretty much any edition)

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Is Oxford student supposed to mean something to me?

I think "Math" is plural. Maybe I'm wrong.

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Do you quants use aspects of technical analyses/indicators?

PRETTY (SELF EXPLANATORY) , SMART(A FREAKIN QUANT) , AND A ONE PIECE FAN (i saw chopper.)

Can you solve Riemann hypothesis 😊llona

I failed at maths so hopefully the first recommendation can open up my eye!. 🤣🤣🤣 let's see if it can 🤣

Please lemme read the dissertation from the other video it seemed so interesting!

Hello Ioana, thanks for your recommendations, the books are very interesting, specially (for me) those on real analysis and complex variable. If you have interest in Algebra (and particularly Linear Algebra) i would recommend you the book "Introduction to Algebra" by Kostrikin. It has a nice and intuitive approach to the linear algebra, in particular to the determinants theory.

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Fyi I'm already a quant for 3 years

What kind of projects will help as quant dev

Which degree you had before you applied for the internship bachelors, masters or PHD?

can a Javascript developer became a quant

really informative video and congrats on the new job

Thank you so much for the video, I just got graduated and i was compiling resources for practising. Let's Hope that i can be a quant soon too

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FIRST AND ONLY ADVICE: GRADUATE FROM A TOP SCHOOL LIKE OXFORD, OTHERWISE, YOU WILL BE FUCKED

Depose the quants

Can we please have a copy of your dissertation it sounds so interesting and i wanna see how you developed the models pelase

Congratulations, Ioana! 🎉❤

You covered multivariable calculus and analysis in first year?

Flicking through your ranking videos Iona did you guys ever cover Real Analysis?

Can you make a video on Resume?

What about machine learning interview?

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Roana did you do Mathematics courses in Oxford? So how can you master the programming skills? Did you do that in your own time or I know there are some chances for you to add computer science subject during your course?

Roana can you share your linkedIn in video description too .

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where are you from? btw Great vid!