It has become impossible for me to continue reading this book for my Calculus 3 class. It explains nothing and uses way too many unnecessary words rendering it a tortuous process to get across the most simple ideas. What are some better multivariable calculus books I can read?
It has become impossible for me to continue reading this book for my Calculus 3 class...
Jason Mitchell
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James Torres
Walter Rudin: Real and Complex Analysis
Christian Jackson
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Logan Cooper
it's just adding up a bunch of boxes over over different volumes and surfaces
Oliver Morris
this seems like overkill for right now
oh good. No I don't need to read anything
Anthony Jenkins
>Bohemian
"Elementary Calculus: An Infinitesimal Approach" by Jerome Keisler (math.wisc.edu
>Standard
"Calculus With Analytic Geometry" by Simmons
"A First Course in Calculus" & "Calculus of Several Variables" by Lang
>Gifted
"Vector Calculus, Linear Algebra and Differential Forms: A Unified Approach" by Hubbard and Hubbard
>Brainlet
"Calculus Made Easy" by Thompson and Gardner
"Div, Grad, Curl, and All That: An Informal Text on Vector Calculus" by Schey
Oliver Hughes
>no spivak, apostol, courant
garbage
Christian Rogers
Vector calculus by colley
Angel Cox
>he fell for the meme
Nolan Bell
This is what I used. Would recommend.
Lucas Sanders
They're good you waste collector.
Luke Diaz
That book is pure garbage if you want to understand what's going on I'm happy someone recognizes it sometimes.
Jacob Roberts
what about calculus the manga way?
Jayden Clark
Feynman volume II
Sebastian Bennett
>Feynman volume II
Feynman is a meme.
Anthony Torres
I think the book is not the problem
Isaac Gray
No, Stewart sucks.
Leo Gonzalez
Larson
Isaiah Sullivan
Thomas/Finney
Owen Fisher
OP, you fool.
No one here can actually do math, only call others brainlets for posting calculus.
Post a PEMDAS problem to really get the board's noggin joggin
Jack Lewis
Not same guy but ya it's not the book.
Evan Rogers
Stewart is one of the easiest to follow books I've ever read. If you have trouble following it, you [s]might be[/s] are a brainlet.
Isaac Johnson
web.stonehill.edu
Stewart was pretty good book. Give me an example of what you're having trouble reading.
Luke Wright
perfect combo
>MIT lectures
>stewart
do it
Tyler Flores
hmm that must be why its probably the most iconic, respected, and widespread set of textbooks in all of physics
Joseph Cook
Motherfuck Courant is literally the shittiest book you could ever recommend for a multivariable calculus course. The approach to Analysis taken in that book is so fucking retarded it might as well have been by Newton’s autistic gardener.