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Question Number 206591 by necx122 last updated on 19/Apr/24

I have a background in building design  but I have great interest in Mathematics.  That′s one major reason why I joined  this platform cause I did little or no  maths in my undergraduate days as a  building design student.    This forum has contributed greatly to  my current mathematical skill and  I′m grateful.      What textbooks and youtube channel or  playlist would you recommend that I  in understanding from  the fundamentals  to the advanced level of differential  equations?

IhaveabackgroundinbuildingdesignbutIhavegreatinterestinMathematics.ThatsonemajorreasonwhyIjoinedthisplatformcauseIdidlittleornomathsinmyundergraduatedaysasabuildingdesignstudent.ThisforumhascontributedgreatlytomycurrentmathematicalskillandImgrateful.WhattextbooksandyoutubechannelorplaylistwouldyourecommendthatIinunderstandingfromthefundamentalstotheadvancedlevelofdifferentialequations?

Commented by SWPlaysMC last updated on 19/Apr/24

I would recommend this playlist: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLO1y6V1SXjjO-wHEYaM-2yyNU28RqEyLX I would specifically start with the video titled "Differential Equations: Lecture 1.1-1.2 Definitions and Terminology and Initial Value Problems" EDIT: The first five videos in the playlist are recommendations on textbooks, but I don't think the lectures actually require them. EDIT 2: The lectures follow the book "A First Course in Differential Equations" by Dennis Zill as explained in the playlist's description.

Commented by necx122 last updated on 19/Apr/24

Wow!!! Thank you. I definitely going with this.

Commented by necx122 last updated on 20/Apr/24

Another topic that has been quite turbulent over the years for me is permutation and combination. Could you also recommend a good playlist and bo9k for this. Thank you.

Commented by TheHoneyCat last updated on 20/Apr/24

I would recommend the books “Analysis” by  Terence Tao. They are both cheap and good.  And if you want to go further further than  the baiscs, I recommend to leanr the fields of  analytical mechanics, and distribution  theory. Although those fields are a bit  physics oriented, the tools they develop are  extremely powerfull.  I recomend “Mathematical Methods of   Classical Physics” by Arnold for the first one  and “Distribution Theory” by Laurent Swartz.  Hope that helps.

IwouldrecommendthebooksAnalysisbyTerenceTao.Theyarebothcheapandgood.Andifyouwanttogofurtherfurtherthanthebaiscs,Irecommendtoleanrthefieldsofanalyticalmechanics,anddistributiontheory.Althoughthosefieldsareabitphysicsoriented,thetoolstheydevelopareextremelypowerfull.IrecomendMathematicalMethodsofClassicalPhysicsbyArnoldforthefirstoneandDistributionTheorybyLaurentSwartz.Hopethathelps.

Commented by necx122 last updated on 20/Apr/24

Thank you. This would truly help

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