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I can probably add the perspective of a physicist training where analysis is an integral part of the mathematics education (typically taking ~1/3 of the time of
by ktpsns 9y ago
I can probably add the perspective of a physicist training where analysis is an integral part of the mathematics education (typically taking ~1/3 of the time of a bachelor degree (bachelor~=3yrs)). In addition, I (partially) work (study) in the applied mathematics nowadays (CFD/PDEs, numerical methods) and without doubt, analysis tools are still everyday ingredients to understand what's going on. So definetly: Yes