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Higher order Fourier analysis.
Terence TaoIn preparation
This continues my series of books derived from my blog. The preceding books in this series were “Structure and Randomness“, “Poincaré’s legacies“, “An epsilon of room“, “An introduction to measure theory“, and “Topics in random matrix theory“.
A draft version of the MS can be found here. It is based primarily on these lecture notes.
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30 March, 2011 at 9:34 am
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[...] finished writing the first draft of my thirdbook coming out of the 2010 blog posts, namely “Topics in random matrix theory“, which was based primarily on my graduate course in the topic, though it also contains [...]
30 March, 2011 at 5:31 pm
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Thanks! I’m a little past graduation, not yet in grad school, so I’ve been trying to figure stuff out on my own. Your previous measure theory book was incredibly helpful, and also all the lecture notes. And now something new! Christmas has come early this year indeed.
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