Advanced engineering mathematics
by K. A. Stroud · first published 2011
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…fleshed out and huge comment, but I am running out of time. Good Luck. [0] Engineering Mathematics by Stroud/Booth https://www.amazon.com/Engineering-Mathematics-K-Stroud/dp/0... https://www.amazon.com/Advanced-Engineering-Mathematics-Kenn... [1] A Course in Modern Mathematical Physics: Groups, Hilbert Space and Differential Geometry by Peter Szekers https://www.amazon.com/Course-Modern-Mathematical-Physics-Di... [2] Book of Proof…
on “Using spaced repetition systems to see through a piece of mathematics” ↗Advanced Engineering Mathematics by K.A Stroud might be of interest. It contains exercises and answer sheets but covers a lot more than PDEs.
on “Ask HN: Any suggestions of materials on Partial Differential Equations?” ↗If you're not too concerned about proofs, I can highly recommend K. A. Stroud's 'Engineering Mathematics', and the follow-on text, 'Advanced Engineering Mathematics'. It leads the reader from basic arithmetic all the way up to complex analysis, one exercise at a time.
on “Ask HN: What are the best general math workbooks?” ↗The best book, because it is full of worked examples and exercises, is K.A Stroud Engineering Mathematics, and the Advanced Engineering Mathematics book by the same author. I used these books from First year to Masters level in Mechanical Engineering, it covers simple arithmetic to Laplace transforms and Fourier Analysis. Warning they are Plug…
on “Ask HN: Math book recommendations to relearn the fundamentals” ↗…recommendations should be fairly evergreen. For plug and chug mathematics from 0 to graduate level try, because it is full of worked examples and exercises, is K.A Stroud Engineering Mathematics, and the Advanced Engineering Mathematics book by the same author. Warning they are Plug and Chug methods, you might also want to take a course on logic and proofs. But if you want to really nail the mechanics of solving typical problems you…
on “Ask HN: Suggest some of the best books in field XYZ for self study” ↗