The Ultimate Multivariable Calculus Workbook

[@matioesperante7518]

I remember buying one of Chris's algebra books and I contacted him to say I'd found a mistake - I hadn't - his answers were correct and it was my mistake. Chris then offered to send me another one of his algebra books as well for free - such a nice gesture that I will never forget, thank you Chris :) and Maths Sorcerer for bringing this book to light :)

[@bradryan8071]

I am in the very fortunate position of being able to develop my own courses at the high school level and teach them how I please. Thus, I have taught 3/4 of the content that you have gone over with my grade 11 and grade 12 classes. Calculus is by far the best teaching subject and a real joy to teach.

[@slowjazz5932]

I wish you were my high school teacher.

[@mujtabaalam5907]

Which content?

[@bradryan8071]

@@mujtabaalam5907 Infinite sequence and series, power series , Taylor and Maclaurin expansions., partial derivatives, double and triple integrals in polar, rectangular, cylindrical, and spherical coordinates, second order differential equations, etc

[@mujtabaalam5907]

@@bradryan8071 This is a calculus 1 and 2 class?

[@bradryan8071]

@@mujtabaalam5907 No, these are my grade 11 and grade 12 High school classes.

[@BenGeorge77]

This whole series of books is fantastic, it goes from arithmetic all the way up to multivariable calc. I bought a bunch of them last week and have already really sharpened my basic calc skills.

[@tzen7045]

Just want to say I'm really glad I found your channel! My school didn't teach me math properly which made it difficult to grasp some math topics in high school and now in college. Your love for math motivated me to self-study and to rebuild my neglected and flawed math knowledge.

[@AlongtheRiverLife]

Chris McMullen has to write some of the finest math books out there. They do not find out what you do not know, they teach you what you do not know!

[@Tutor-i]

I have this book and it helped me understand vector calculus as a freshman in high school. 100% recommend.

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Last day I saw your courses from Udemy it was so good! I was watching your limit course. I liked it so much! 😁

[@danielmrosser]

Faraday’s law is a physical law expressed in mathematical form. It is an essential application of vector calculus. It is one of the equations of electrodynamics discovered by James Clerk Maxwell. Faraday’s law (and Gauss’s law) are, arguably, the principal motivation behind the development of vector calculus. For this reason, the crescendo of most vector calculus courses is Gauss’s theorem and Stokes’ theorem.

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[@69erthx1138]

The cover itself is cool. Looks contemporary, yet fancy. The blue color sort of smooths the mood. Spotted the vector identities div A and Curl A from EM on the spot, the former related to the concept of gauge and the later representing magnetic induction. I'm getting this one, thx Wizard!

[@etherealeagle7680]

Dr. McMullen is a book writing cyborg. I have some of his math, physics, and chemistry books and they're all really good. Considering that he also teaches full time makes it even more remarkable.

[@ColonelPanic007]

I received my copy only yesterday. It looks good. I'm anxious to work through it.

[@billmorrigan386]

Good workbook. In this regard, you might also want to review _Vector Calculus_ by Colley (it's calculus 3 and 4) which is a comprehensive text with excellent explanations, illustrations and a solution manual. Calc 3/4 is usually studied too fast and that's wrong. Colley shows the beauty and depth of this subject properly. I'm even surprised somebody would write a book like that! It's not easy at all; it's easier to cover this advanced topic shortly so that students can just rote-learn and do things by templates. However, Colley explains stuff exhaustively, illustrates it, and shows all ins and outs. Kudos! *What's more, I think **_Vector Calculus_** by Colley is the best book for serious studying* of this subject and for getting explanations on it. It has a superb solution manual with illustrations which is 400+ pages long and does a very thorough job. After her book standard calculus books would look like hs books but her text is not difficult because she obviously wants students to get the real understanding of it, not to prevent them from understanding by doing only routine template problems. Her text makes bridges to physics and linear algebra and contains text problems too. Graphical illustrations are superb there.

[@TheMathSorcerer]

awesome thank you!!!!

[@nicholasouellette]

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[@Schrodinger99]

Thx for this book, I was doing the basic calculus one with derivatives and integrals. This one is a nice followup!

[@Chris_Bonner]

I have almost all of his books and they are awesome.

[@betaradish9968]

You need to stop recommending books. There are only so many I can buy lol

[@pinedelgado4743]

LOL!!! :) :) :) :)

[@betaradish9968]

@@pinedelgado4743 honestly, I have bought like 4 this month he recommended.

[@antimatter586]

@@betaradish9968 bro just focus on one single book and do it completely from start to finish, also mark those problems who was tough or bit more challenging as these problems will help you in revision

[@betaradish9968]

@@antimatter586 I am working one at a time. But I also like to have books. I dunno. There is something I’ve about books.

[@danielgross8948]

This is so true, I already purchased 2

[@tmann986]

perfect timing because im in multivariable calc rn!

[@ahmedabbas3998]

Keep up this section of book recommendation. It is very useful especially as others share their experience in the comments.

[@Ledx666]

Excelente libro, lo compré hace un par de meses junto con su versión de una variable. Excelente recomendación, como siempre.

[@crpfx302]

Always post more problem books , it is through these questions and problems we grow. ............ Also loved unique books like synopsis of pure mathematics...which summarised everything . Lots of Love to you.

[@Penrose707]

+1 for youtube analytics [p.s. just bought this book :) ]

[@TheMathSorcerer]

nice:)

[@azimuth4850]

Really cool. Kind of mind boggling how much calculus is out there.

[@gprimeofx]

Just placed an order for this gem, can't wait to get it. These reviews are great, keep 'em coming 👍

[@matthewc8116]

Chris McMullen's books are amazing. I really don't understand why higher level maths books treat the thought process like a secret.

[@ikechukwumichael1383]

Thank you for showing us the way to being excellent mathematicians. 😊

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Nice I can’t wait to check this book out

[@homamthewise6941]

Great vid as usual

[@pablorequenadiaz3917]

"Cálculo vectorial" from Claudio Pita Ruiz is my favorite, you have lots of information and exercises

[@TheMathSorcerer]

Cool, thanks!

[@jeffsmith1798]

I’m nabla gonna lie. This is an excellent book!

[@azharvirani2979]

This book looks very good! I'm currently taking Vector Calculus in college, and I'm highly considering buying this book. Thank you!!

[@satyavivekanandbattula1091]

Thank you Sir for sharing about this book . Really helpful video.

[@AlongtheRiverLife]

I purchase all his books!

[@chad_dogedoge]

I had learn multivariable calculus from Schaums Vector Analysis , and Schaums Electromagnetics.

[@SequinBrain]

❤ this author!

[@samirenono4641]

Thanks for this information

[@jakob4371]

At my university we took calc 1,calc 2, linear algebra 1, linear algebra 2 then calc 3 followed by calc 4, with calc 4 being vector calculus

[@TheMathSorcerer]

very nice!!

[@jjr6929]

Awesome...found your "blue" review......I can add that to the "gold"

[@camillagustafsson2870]

His books are really good. I use them alott especially with equations.

[@noahpinel]

Hey sorc hope all is well, have you ever considered making a video explaining what your research involved in grad school?

[@Taigokumaru]

Fellow Mathematician here. I'm suddenly feeling like I should try writing my own math books where I include worked solutions to ALL problems. Seems like they would sell like hotcakes just because of the solutions. Lol. Personally, I kinda like when solutions are in a separate book, because then the main book is less clunky. When everything including solutions fits in a book totaling less than 500 pages, then it fits comfortably.

[@perx8063]

Your fan from Sydney Australia. Do you provide online tutorials? Happy to pay you

[@TheMathSorcerer]

I have udemy courses(links in description).

[@perx8063]

@@TheMathSorcerer thank you so much . I’ll enrol kind sir !

[@ahmedabbas3998]

Excellent. If there's a similar book but on "differential equations' it would perfect.

[@sr.shakilmiah2606]

love u sir

[@sufsanin1917]

You should check out the book "No Bullshit Guide to Math and Physics" by Ivan Savov. The author claims that the book effectively covers mechanics, precalculus and calculus.

[@Maths_3.1415]

Thank you professor :)

[@satyavivekanandbattula1091]

Hey buddy . How are you doing?

[@Maths_3.1415]

@@satyavivekanandbattula1091 I am fine My exam is on 30th October of IOQM Just doing preparation

[@satyavivekanandbattula1091]

@@Maths_3.1415 All the best for your exam. You got this 😊👍.

[@satyavivekanandbattula1091]

@@Maths_3.1415 My birthday 31st October. You're exam 30th Wow ! 31st October is Halloween too on my birthday.

[@Maths_3.1415]

@@satyavivekanandbattula1091 what a great coincidence!!! Happy birthday in advance :)

[@jdkm]

So funny I ordered the this book on Amazon and this video came up right after the book arrived.

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Please sir review physics and calculus book 📚🙏🙏🙏 from 18th century 19th century and late 20th century .

[@eeemuse]

Can you please suggest a book or a resource that focuses on rearranging equations? i'm struggling with it, specially the harder ones with many multiple different operations.

[@brandonbennett4970]

I find most intro algebra books to be pretty lacking in terms of explanatory power. i would HIGHLY recommend Khan Academy's Prealgebra and Algebra playlists. He gives very intuitive explanations and also includes some nice problems and mini-quizzes which give instant feedback :)

[@pinedelgado4743]

Great video, Dr. MS!!! But before I purchase this book for my own vast mathematics library, I must ask, where among my math texts would I shelve it? Would I put it amongst the general calculus books or would this be shelved with my vector calculus books?

[@pinedelgado4743]

Done!! Just bought myself a copy online a moment ago thanks to this video!! Thanks lots, Math Sorcerer!!! :) :) :) :)

[@TheMathSorcerer]

vector calculus for sure!

[@TheMathSorcerer]

nice!

[@successorof68]

Do u have any real analysis workbook ? Or tips on how to study ? I read many books on real analysis like keneth ross, or stephen abortt but i don't understand any of them. So close to failing my real analysis

[@TheMathSorcerer]

Hmm, I don't have any workbooks on real analysis. Try to do as many proofs as you can from as many books as possible. It's tough!! If you don't make it you can just try again later and the 2nd time around you will be way stronger. I have videos of course, kzbin.info/aero/PLO1y6V1SXjjN8V9No4QewQKtCeHhu3QJf but I don't have everything there. Real analysis is the hardest undergrad math class for math majors. Once you get through it you can do anything. Good luck!!!

[@saqlain3470]

Calculus lover ❤️ Algebra ಠ⁠_⁠ಠ

[@Maths_3.1415]

I am also a calculus lover :)

[@catedoge3206]

What about precalculus and trig but like this?!?

[@abstractnonsense3253]

Does it compare well with Schaum's?

[@kummer45]

Vector calculus IS the essentials for COMPUTER graphics and Differential Geometry. People do nont understand why mathematics was invented and why we need it. WE MUST explain why we need curls, gradient, path integrals, Gauss Theorem, Green Theorem, Stokes Theorem and differential forms. These things doesn't come out of the blue. Vector calculus deals with FIELD functions. There are OPERATIONS over these fields. Vector algebra works the same way.

[@anuraagrath8876]

Can someone please help me in finding a Pdf version of this book. I'm not able to find this in India, not even on Amazon.

[@shiminglu3940]

Our faculty of math does have a calculus 4 class

[@TheMathSorcerer]

that's so cool, I always thought having calc 4 is a great idea:)

[@shiminglu3940]

@@TheMathSorcerer But its rigorous like a pure-math class :(

[@shashvattripathi6273]

I can guess that your favourite topic in mathematics is CALCULUS 📖📖📖

[@srinivasulureddy8653]

Where will calculus multivariable work book available.this book not available in Amazon and Flipkart.

[@onurkarakas2814]

Does anyone have a pdf link? (asking for a friend)

[@kozuta8858]

If only these books were available in the Philippines :(

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@@alusim8811 is that a site?

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@@kozuta8858 Yes

[@shemaths1668]

I have this... I was thinking of doing a video on this book as a self taught math person but I am too chicken.... 🙄

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Checkout proffesor Leonard's lectures as you read the book. I learnt both calc1 & 2 from himnand I am currently learning calc 3 from him

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