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Subject	# of Lectures	Professor

Intermediate Level Math Courses (2nd-4th year)
Fourier Transforms and its applications, Stanford University	30	Professor Brad Osgood, Stanford University, intended for Electrical Engineering students. However material is of broad scientific interest to many fields and areas of research.
Prerequisites: Math through calculus, ordinary differential equations (ODE's), basic linear algebra, sums and discrete signals (would be ideal), Fourier series at the level of 102A.

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Applied Mathematics
The serious study of chemistry, physics, engineering, biology, and economics, all involve math. For example, the phrase "Mathematical Physics" refers to mathematics which are especially useful in various areas of physics. Here is where you can find lectures, videos, tutorials on such applied math useful in various fields of science.
Arithmetic, Population and Energy	1	Lecture
Fourier Transforms and its applications	30	Complete 30 lectures

Subject	# of Lectures	Professor

Documentaries, Lectures, Speeches, Talks, Videos
These lectures were originally intended for non-science majors. If I've listed a lecture series here, I do recommend it for science major's, just don't let it interfere with your actual course work, studying, and keeping up to speed with your classes. ~MW
Alan & Marcus Go Forth and Multiply		Math Documentary
Math History		documentaries
Math Education		documentaries
Math Entertainment		documentaries
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