Lessons
142 handwritten summary pages, alongside 30 transcript files.
Twenty-six lessons rebuilt from two sources: Guy Sofer's handwritten summaries, and the transcripts of the recorded lectures. Each lesson carries the proofs in full, the examples worked in class, and the remarks that were said aloud and never written down.
142 handwritten summary pages, alongside 30 transcript files.
3 medium, 1 low. The rating reflects how many sources corroborate each lesson.
Lessons 8, 14, 23 were written from the summary alone — no recording of them survives anywhere, and each says so explicitly.
A fixed shape: in brief · background · definitions · theorems and proofs · worked examples · remarks from the lecture · gaps between summary and recording · exam notes. The gaps section is a primary deliverable rather than a footnote — it records mathematical errors corrected in the sources, illegible passages reconstructed, and material that exists in only one source.
These are drafts and have not been checked by a human. The corrections in them are mathematical judgement against handwriting and auto-generated captions — reasoned and documented, but not verified.