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Questions about comparison of textbooks, the use of textbooks in mathematical education, requests about textbooks dealing with a specific topic in a specific way.
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Where can I find a good course on tensor calculus not focused on applications and physics?
Also, textbooks are a preferred answer compared to video courses/lectures, as I find them easier to work through. …
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Teaching Mathematics to a Younger Sibling
To make this question as answerable as possible, I'll state it as this:
What topics (and textbooks on said topics) would be suitable for a proof/discovery oriented course with a 10-year-old? …
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Statistics, for the mathematically rigorous
I don't know where I can find a rigorous statistics course or textbook. The closest thing I can think of is measure-theoretic probability theory, but I wouldn't really call that "statistics". By 'clos …
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