One thousand exercises in probability
by Geoffrey Grimmett · first published 2001
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…underpinning of how probability theorists think about probability (ie in terms of Lebesgue measures and Sigma algebras). edit: There is also a companion book to Probability and Random Processes called One Thousand Exercises in Probability which contains an interesting selections of problems and solutions that will let you apply the theories taught in the main book.
on “A Cheat Sheet on Probability” ↗Not a web site, but the book One Thousand Exercises in Probability by Grimmet and Stirzaker is just what it sounds like. 1000 practice problems with solutions. It's a companion book to their text book Probability and Random Processes which I think is one of the better…
on “Introduction to Differential Equations (2008)” ↗…trusted. (I probably needed to go to the lectures and read the book.) For examples see either Schwarz's 40 Puzzles and Problems in Probability and Mathematical Statistics or Grimmett and Stirzaker's larger One Thousand Exercises in Probability.
on “Medicine’s Uncomfortable Relationship with Math (2014)” ↗