MATHEMATICAL READING LIST
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UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE Faculty of Mathematics
www.maths.cam.ac.ukThis booklet is the formal description of the content and structure of Parts IA, IB and II of the Mathematical Tripos.1 In particular, it contains the schedules, or syllabus speci cations, that de ne each course in the undergraduate Tripos, and it contains detailed …
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