/sci/ - Science & Math

>>9698028
yeah I got it from thepiratebay.
search "MIT math books" and it should be the first result
The books are generally good scans, but check libgen.io if you ever need better quality. Sometimes you'll have to download a couple and check them out, but that is going to be a fraction of the time you spend on the book so no biggie. Still 100x faster than even going to a book store.

I also recommend getting a good reader app that can read .djvu files. There are several that are free and open source. Djvu is considered a "superior" format to pdf for various reasons (almost always smaller file sizes and the readability is great), although this is less the case now than it was in 2006. But because of that a lot of math profs and math students that have created these scans made them as djvus instead of pdfs. Every once in a while you'll get a prof who has uploaded an advance copy pdf that they were given to review and the quality is absolutely based straight from the publisher.

Fuck publishers man