The Ultimate Math Book

This math book tons of topics which is perfect for someone who wants to see lots of different areas of math. It is called All the Math You Missed You Need for Graduate School. It was written by Thomas Garrity.
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Was a VERY fun course to take. Took it as a directed study course from my professor

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I need a book like this for Physics.

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I also like at the end of every chapter he gives recommendations on further reading for each subject.

[@Daybyday439]

Starting my PhD in CS this fall, I'm definitely buying this. Thanks!

[@jackbrolin7709]

Glad i finally got to see the contents of the book. I liked the interview you can Garrity did, should think about doing more of those

[@louisguillon8976]

Yes I like too. It will give you a very good about different concepts in different mathematics subfields (main ones). Not for problems solving skills but great to understand in an original way.

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Yes! It’s an absolutely fantastic book! ❤

[@DavidVonR]

I want this book! Now, if only someone wrote a similar book for applied math.

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Download it, um, legally of course!

[@julianwilson9919]

There is the much larger Princeton Companion to Applied Mathematics, edited by Nicholas Higham. And there's the classic Introduction to Applied Mathematics by Gilbert Strang. Neither is precisely an applied counterpart to All the Math You Missed but could be worth looking into. (I have both.)

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[@joefuentes2977]

This book is very very good. I just glossed over it and it's a very good starting point for a serious person to get where you want/need to be

[@zXPain1]

I have gotten an A+ in Calc II, and I want to say I could never learn math by reading books. I think it is very inefficient to stare at a book, because it is unable to communicate back. I can only learn math by someone doing problems in front of me and answering questions.

[@devon9374]

I agree, I went through calc 1-3 plus differential equations over a decade ago and never read a math book while in school. I casually went through an old calculus book (Stokowski) yesterday for a few hours. I was shocked by how much I remembered and was familiar with. Basically the whole 1300 page book. On the contrary, I’m very much into math textbooks now. Especially these new non-conventional ones.

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I believe it’s a matter of developing a bias towards the style of learning we begin with. I started mathematics self taught but with assistance from my grandmother at around 6-7 years old, and I learn much faster by myself with a textbook. Perhaps it’s due to the math in HS being subjects I had already known at the time, but I always found in person mathematics to be restrictive. As I can’t learn whatever I want and the pace is slower than my liking, as the teaching is for a class not an individual.

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Seems good, thanks.

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This is amazing. I literally don't recognize a single thing this book references. I don't know if that means I need this book or if this book is too advanced for me.

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I bought it thanks to you!

[@l.w.paradis2108]

I'm not sure I ever differentiated a vector-valued function. If I did, I don't know about it. Was I there? 😅

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I found it quite a challenging book. I think you need to be quite a good level undergraduate maths student.

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[@Adam00754]

i really like it i will buy kindle /E version of this book , i want other books you recommended collage algebra,calculus by James stewart , thanks .

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Thank you so much for the daily upload if it wasnt for you i wouldnt continue to try to self study mathematics.

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Hay alguno similar pero en español?

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I actually just got a copy myself

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I have this book and it is interesting. Just curious why he left out statistics.

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Hi sir,how many books do you have in your collection?

[@Garettt998]

Are there any books like this but for undergrad?

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Are there exercises in this book?

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[@10e999]

Very interesting format for a book! I really like the chapter start with object, map, goal. I wonder what topic is _not_ covered in this textbook :)

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I don’t have the potential to succeed as an electricial engineer because I have an IQ score of 76

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It's impossible to say how much you'll eventually learn, but if you put in the hours you'll definitely learn something. If it's something that interests you, why not try to learn a bit?

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This made me LOL. But something tells me you're smarter than you think.

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I think you've left "S" off the end of MATH.

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