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I share a room with my brother and we are constantly arguing about sharing the room while we both study. Today he had to study theory, while I wanted to do my assignments (mainly math problems..). Even though we are separated by furniture and we can't see each other, he says that he is bothered by my presence (having to do with concentration).

I do my assignments quietly and without music so I don't think that his request is reasonable, and then the quarrel begins. He demands of me to leave the room but the only other two available tables are not suitable for studying (the first one is a big dinner table, but it is in the center of the apartment and near our frequently used bathroom, kitchen and parents room so everyone is constantly walking around it, which is annoying, and the second one is a small, low coffee table on which I can't study because I get back pain from leaning over it and I get a massive headache later). I'm ok with leaving the room if we are both studying theory (because we both study that out loud), but not if we one is studying theory, and other is doing assignments. 

Talking with him is impossible, because he immediately starts yelling at me (I learned to argue calmly, so I don't yell back at him) and calls me stupid and insist that his major is more important than mine (he is studding electrical engineering and I civil engineering), and that my (flexible) way of studying is inefficient, has no results, and it made me have to redo a year (which is not true at all, I did it because of my health problems and he is just trying to twist the argument in his favour and hurt my feelings). 

We've been having this kind of fight since gymnasium and we have to stop repeating it. We are pretty close, but this constant fighting is affecting our relationship.

Please help me find a solution for sharing while studying and communicating with him.
<bot>: My brother does not want me in the same room as him when studying theory out loud. How should I approach him or the situation in a better way in hopes of finding a solution and cease our arguing?