Review of calculus/ODE

[cmd]

Originally Posted by davieddy

@cmd: What are you on?

I want some

David

we say to you, to the retina and the other, see Apple in the "location"

[Christenson]

Textbook:

Georgi Shilov: Linear Algebra. Dover, probably 1960s. Study the first half or so.

This book, though not directly on calculus or ODE, will give you quite a bit of insight into what people are doing in those courses, and make them *much* easier. Eigenvalues and eigenvectors make sense after you read this book. Existence-Uniqueness theorem takes on meaning.

[Primeinator]

Originally Posted by Xyzzy

http://www.mersenneforum.org/showthr...ulus#post82528

Snake1: 4½ years later and they are still working through it!

Thank you. This sounds very promising, though it is expensive. It warrants further investigation

Originally Posted by Christenson

Textbook:

Georgi Shilov: Linear Algebra. Dover, probably 1960s. Study the first half or so.

This book, though not directly on calculus or ODE, will give you quite a bit of insight into what people are doing in those courses, and make them *much* easier. Eigenvalues and eigenvectors make sense after you read this book. Existence-Uniqueness theorem takes on meaning.

Okay, thank you. I will look into it.

[cmd]

Originally Posted by cmd

x_um (m) _y .... fine thx ... & upp
y_up (p) i_x ... symbolic meanings ... know ?
(Yup) see colors ? know numbers in text ?


... signs for the road to the Wizard of Oz, interested ? (W[M.of.8]z)

excuse us ... not wanting to scare
(uncomplicated)
' be equal to 1 (on)
_ be the same o (zero) 0 (off)

look here

see column ( 2, 3, 4, 5 ) background ... '' ( black ) ... __ ( green )

then out to the right pedicle



















ps "when you see, we finished the test"

[Christenson]

forgot to say: Dover tends to print paperbacks for $10-$15, new...using public domain material. Enjoy...