Abstract Maths 101 Zero to Hero
A rigorous foundation. Master Topology, Linear Algebra, and C*-Algebras. Designed for researchers and professionals ready to rebuild their mathematical understanding from first principles.
Master the Fundamentals
Go beyond recipes and build a rigorous, proof-based understanding of topology and linear algebra from the ground up.
Become AI & Quantum Ready
Grasp the mathematical language behind ML generalisation, quantum computing, and modern algorithms.
Develop Problem-Solving Skills
With bi-weekly homework and fully worked solutions, you'll learn to think and solve complex problems like a mathematician.
Cohort Schedule
Join early to bridge the gap before the main material begins.
February Prep Series
Logic & Proofs Bridge: A dedicated series to get you comfortable with mathematical notation, set theory, and proof writing before we dive into Topology.
- Included Free with Early Bird
- Live Sessions + Recordings
Main Track Kickoff
March 19, 2025
The official start of Abstract Maths 101. Live lectures begin, starting with the fundamentals of Topological Spaces.
Syllabus at a Glance
Track A — Topology 101 (6 lectures)
L1: Topological spaces, bases & subbases
L2: Continuity, homeomorphisms, product/subspace
L3: Separation axioms; Hausdorff & uniqueness of limits
L4: Connectedness & path‑connectedness
L5: Compactness (Heine–Borel, metric spaces)
L6: Quotients & glimpses of algebraic topology
Track B — Linear Algebra (6 lectures)
L1: Vector spaces, subspaces, span, basis, dimension
L2: Linear maps, matrices, rank–nullity
L3: Inner products, norms, orthogonality, projections
L4: Eigenvalues/eigenvectors, diagonalisation, SVD
L5: Normal, self‑adjoint, unitary/orthogonal; spectral theorem
L6: Groups of matrices; applications to ML & quantum
Track C — C*-Algebras (6 lectures)
L1: Banach algebras, involutions, and the C*- Algebras axioms
L2: Spectrum, self-adjoint/normal/unitary elements
L3: Positive elements, order structure, and approximate units
L4: Continuous Functional Calculus for normal elements
L5: States, positive linear functionals, and the GNS construction
L6: Irreducible representations, pure states, & Gelfand-Neumark Theorem
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the prerequisites?
A level of mathematical maturity is expected, but no prior Topology is required. To help you prepare, Early Bird enrollees get access to the February Prep Series, covering Logic and Proof Writing essentials.
What time are the live lectures?
You can join the session that works best for you: 1 PM GMT (Europe & Asia) or 8 PM GMT (Europe & North America).
What if I miss a lecture?
All sessions are recorded and available within 24 hours. You retain lifetime access to these recordings.
Ready for a mathematical transformation?
Join the March 19 cohort. Secure the 60% Early Bird discount and start your prep in February.
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