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BreatheInMyVoid2011-12-01 10:33:10

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BreatheInMyVoid, 2011-12-01 10:33:10

Hello. I want to refresh / catch up on some knowledge, what I forgot or skipped. Please recommend good math books. During the time that I studied, teachers advised more formula reference books and taught me to solve “by stencil”. I like to understand the principles and understand the fundamental necessity of some things. Books are interesting, where there is enough theory on certain topics and detailed conclusions. Most of all I am interested in mathematical analysis and mathematical logic. Thank you.

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Gregory, 2011-12-01
@difiso

Mat. analysis.
Theory Zorich, Fikhtengolts. In practice, no one has done better than Demidovich.
Unfortunately, I don't know about mathematics.

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Eugene, 2011-12-01
@r4tz52

For mathematical analysis, look at the courses of Fikhtengolts and Nikolsky. Tasks and a brief theory can be found in Demidovich, plus there are ways to solve it in Anti-Demidovich (but with a lot of typos).

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1nd1go, 2011-12-01
@1nd1go

Vygodsky's Handbook of Higher Mathematics contains both theory and examples.

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kykyryzo, 2011-12-01
@kykyryzo

lecture notes in 2 volumes by D. Pismenny. In my opinion, it is simply written. Everything is. + examples of problem solving + practice after each paragraph

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Alexander, 2011-12-01
@AlexRed

According to mathematical analysis, I can advise Ter-Krikorov. Up to the mark with good examples.

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Rayzor, 2011-12-01
@Rayzor

Quite a successful series: eek.diary.ru/p67723918.htm

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Eugene, 2011-12-02
@Nc_Soft

Shipachev V.S. "Higher Mathematics"

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Zoberg, 2011-12-17
@Zoberg

For higher Algebra, I can recommend Kostrikin, for TFKP - Shabat, Methods of the theory of functions of a complex variable. According to functional analysis - Kolmogorov.