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Hardy is outdated.
Calculus is a part of pure math
There are a lot of better analysis books available.
Ah okay, thought it was a good book.
Thanks.
Hi;
Simultaneously of course. What is wrong with bouncing from one to another if necessary?
That's what I thought. Thanks!
You don't need Hardy's book.
Go with Spivak. You can't really do both at once - Spivak's very difficult.
Why don't I need Hardy's book? Does Spivak cover some pure maths?
Hello,
I just finished A-Levels (high school) and I bought two maths books to study over summer.
I got Spivak's Calculus and "A Course of Pure Mathematics" by G.H.Hardy.
With which book should I start? Or should I learn from them simultaneously?
Regards,
NeoXx
I thought of buying Spivak's Calculus. I already know the basics of Calculus so I assume I will be fine with Spivak's book.
Do you think I'm making a good choice?
Thanks for you replies!
Hello,
I am an A-level student in Cambridge soon finishing the A2.
From doing Mathematics I got very interested in Calculus, and
now I'm looking for a complete course for Calculus in order to
learn it at a much higher depth.
Can anyone suggest a great book on Calculus?
Regards,
NeoXx
Thank you for your advice!
Hi everyone,
I am new to this forum and I joined in order to seek advice.
I am a 17 year old A-level student in Cambridge, UK and I really enjoy mathematics.
However, school only teaches you what you will need for exam.
I want to teach myself maths, and explore much more in depth than the school can teach you.
How and where should I start?
Thank you.
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