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1. bob1029 ◴[] No.42165063[source]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PAZTIAfaNr8
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2. qrush ◴[] No.42165201[source]
this guy has Chris Fleming energy.
3. vmilner ◴[] No.42165268[source]
He wrote my favourite maths book.

https://www.cambridge.org/core/books/all-the-math-you-missed...

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ur0UGCL6RWc

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4. rapnie ◴[] No.42165614[source]
Fellow is doing an aggressive function. I wouldn't dare put contrary functions against his output.
5. jazzyjackson ◴[] No.42166270[source]
Cool, available on archive.org too

Did you read the book in isolation or was it a part of a class / MOOC ?

https://archive.org/details/all-the-mathematics-you-missed

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6. vmilner ◴[] No.42189974{3}[source]
I just found it by chance somehow when trying to review gaps in my maths education - it’s excellent for reviewing complex analysis (say) if you did it years ago - or less obviously - doing a quick pass over a topic before you learn it for the first time. Then I found the excellent math sorcerer channel and his view is much the same as mine.