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(AMC10/12)
Abhishek Bhattacharjee
Introductory Course –Algebra (2)
• 1)Theory of Equations and Polynomials-Methods of Solving equations ,
Quadratic Equations, Nature of Roots of Quadratic Equations, Solving Vieta’s
Formula , Solving Reciprocal Polynomial Equations, Polynomials- Division of
Polynomials (Division Algorithm, Methods of Polynomial Division), G.C.D ,
Roots/Zeros of Polynomial, Remainder Theorem , Factor Theorem,
Fundamental Theorem of Algebra , Polynomial and rational and integral
roots, Reciprocal Polynomials, Methods of Solving Polynomial problem
• 2) III)Sequence and Series- Progression and Sequences, Series, Special
Sequences, Special Series, Summation of Sequences and Series , Infinite
Series , General Sequence , Telescopic Sum and Product , Working
backwards , Infinitesimals , Infinite Descends , Invarience , Extremum
Principle
Combinatorics (3)
• 1)Basic Counting Principles- Addition and Multiplication Principle,
Principle of Compliment , Solving Problem using Casework ,
Permutation and Combinations, Cyclic Permutation, Stirling Numbers ,
Method of Bijection and Injection ,Specific Ways of Counting
• II)Binomial and Multinomial Theorem- Pascal’s Triangle, Chi-chu-che’s
Identity, Binomial Identities, Problems using Binomial theorem
• III)Box principles, Erdos-Szekeres Theorem, Sum free Sets,
Monochrome Triangle and Polygon, Ramsay Numbers
Number Theory(2)
• I)Divisibility, G.C.D , L.C.M , Primes and its Distribution ,Introduction to
Diophantine Equations, Methods of Solving them.
• II) Number Theoretic Functions, Number and its bases, Pythagorean
Triplets, Congruences, Modular Arithmetic ,Linear Congruences,
Primitive Roots , Roots of order N , Chinese Remainder Theorem.
Fermat’s Theorem, Eular’s Generalization of Fermat’s Theorem.
Geometry (3)
• I) Circles ( Theorems related to Circles, Power of Point, Lines of
Similitude , Cyclic Quadrilateral , Radical Axis , Coaxial Circles ,
Tangents, Nine point Circles, Incenter , Ex-center , Orthocenter ,
Circumcenter, Eight Point Circle, Ptolemy’s Theorem, Simsons Line,
Eular’s Line, Feuerbach Theorem, Morley’s Theorem , Fermat Point)
• II) Trigonometry, Using Trigonometry to Solve Geometry Problems
• III)Analytical Geometry- Locus , Straight Lines, Conic Sections
Advanced Course-Algebra and Functional
Equations
• I)Complex Numbers-Introduction to complex Numbers and its
Structures, Eular’s Theorem, De moiver’s Theorem , Algebra of
Complex Numbers, Geometry of Complex Numbers
• II) Functional Equations on N-N,Z-Z,Q-Q,R-R.
Combinatorics-3
• IV)Principle of Inclusion and Exclusions , Shortest Routes ,
Derangements , Integer Solutions
• V) Recursion Relations and Generating Functions-Ordinary and
Exponential Generating functions, partition of integers, Some
Modelling. Catalan Numbers , Linear Recurrence Relations,
Generating Functions and Recurrence Relaton
• VI)Graph Theory and Probability
Number theory 2
• Numbers in Special forms, Working With Number Theory, Solving
Problems with Various Strategies, Representation of Integers as Sum
of Squares, Fibonacci Sequence, More Problem Solving Techniques
• Solving Specific Advanced Number Theory Problems
Geometry-2
• 1) More with Circles and Triangles- Ceva’s theorem, Menelaus’s
Theorem, Stuart’s Theorem, Harmonic Conjugates, Centroid, Medial
Triangle
• 2)Transformational Geometry, Projective Geometry, Homothety ,
Isogonal and Isotomic Points, Mass- Point theorem, Symmedians ,
Circles Inscribed in Segments , Mixtilinear Incircles
Final Problem Solving Session
• All Topic Problem Solving Session