>>13
Most of computational calculus is finding clever algebra tricks to solve the problem in question.
>>16
You handwave the Fourier analysis. You can calculate all the coefficients without knowing anything about convergence. After that, you wave your hands and claim that the series converges. Same applies to Taylor series.
>>18
I actually think group theory is a great complement to arithmetic. Analysis however, is totally owning me... even though I'm studying with the book by Ross.
>>24
???
>>30
QFT
>>34
Almost, it is anal + lysis; when a cell lyses it does not get loosened, it explodes.
>>41 and everybody who says that calculus = analysis,
real analysis =/= complex analysis, and calculus is a subset of their unions.