Kurser på avancerad nivå, matematik, läsåret 2011-2012

Fall 2011

Remarks

1. To avoid the collision with Homological Algebra and Algebraic Topology, the time may be changed to 8.30-10.15 AM as of September 6.
2. To avoid the collision with Analytic Functions II, the time may be changed to 10.30 AM-12.15 PM as of September 6.
3. The time may be changed to 12.15-2.00 PM or 1.00-2.45 PM as of September 5.
4. To avoid the collision with Lie Algebras, the time may be changed.

The courses indicated by (*) in the course schedules will be taught both at the master's level and at the graduate level (avancerad nivå (C/D) and forskarnivå).

A general principle is that the lectures will be the same, but that the examination will be different. For a student, to pass the course on the graduate level, more will be required; the exact requirements will be decided by the teacher.

• The standard situation is that master's students take such a course on the master's level and graduate students take it on the graduate level.
• A graduate student can take a course outside his or her (broad) area of research on the advanced level. To obtain a passing grade, the student's results should be on a level equivalent to grade A or B for a master's student.
• A master's student can take a course on the graduate level. The _only_ benefit of this is that the course can later, during graduate studies, be counted as a graduate course. Of course, it can then not be counted towards the master's exam.
• It is not possible to pass the same course on two different levels.
• The teachers will be required to clearly state the exact requirements for passing the course on each of the two levels.

Spring 2012

Courses marked with * are offered both as advanced level courses and as graduate level courses. More information will be announced later.