Anyone Know of any good Math Books?

[V8meathead]

Sorry, it's really a vague question.

 

[prateeksikka]

for basics of differential calculus there is a book by THOMAS and FINNEY and another book
by ERWIN KREYSZIG for fundamental concepts in engineering maths.

 

[V8meathead]

thank you, I'll look into those

 

[prateeksikka]

hi there!
There are many other e books on maths.
I remember the time during my first year when i used to study maths.
we had good fundamentals to clear on topics like linear algebra and matrices  and calculus too.

 

[ar3s]

and of course if you need (and you will..!) some practice, you can always depend on the Schaum Series talking about Calculus by Frank Ayres. it has lots and lots of exercises.. . and if i'm not mistaken, you're going to learn a bit about Laplace transformation? if you do, there's a Schaum Series about it too..