/sci/ - Science & Math

>>10990673
>Lets create the ideal math undergrad degree

>>10988630
I was a really average student in math in high school because I didn't put any effort in it. I think about going to university next year so I'll take advantage of current year to catch up.

>>10988652
Are you studying uni math now ? How is it going ?


Also can someone explain this chart ? Does the book on the left cover all the material listed on the right ? Also what is the name of the first book ?

Can someone explain this chart ? Does the book on the left cover all the material listed on the right ? Also what is the name of the first book ?

Ive seen this pic circle through /sci/ and the pic is so blurry for me that i cant see the book titles. Can you be so kind as to list the books if you know them?

>>10985185
>There was an infograph from sci that showed which books to read if you want to deepen and expand your mathematical understanding. Anyone still got it?

>>10983055
>I find this field quite interesting, but for now I only have high school level math knowledge, what would be the most important subjects to study in order to go from precalculus level into algebraic geometry ?

>>10976780
>What else should I read as a freshman?

>>10974490

>We all took the easy way out

Except we didn't. Many people who actually did an undergrad in math have warned you that going any further than that is unrealistically difficult. Nobody is saying not to do a math undergrad; most people can work through undergrad math one way or another. It's a career in math that you should be as cautious about pursuing as you would be about professional sports.

>>10969579
>Where do I start?

>>10960172
day 1: i just realized my plan before of math history is unironically way harder than pic related, so i am switching to it. it's about time someone finally went through the entire thing. apart from documenting everyday i will also post here whenever i finish a book.

What am I supposed to study after complex analysis? I've done PDEs, real and complex analysis, topology, diff geom. What do I do now?

>How do I start?

>>10962830
>I only have a semester off and want to use this time as best as possible to get into math, so how should I do it?

>Best Math and Mathematical Physics Media to consume?

>>10951112

>Does anyone have an alternative to chegg.links, its down

>>10940565
>So I know this is asked like a gazillion times, but can anyone post that Teach yourself Math textbook flowchart, please?

>>10939474
>math by grade

>>10935040
>Hello guys, since I'm recently getting interested in maths (never cared before), could you tell me what are the most important and essential topics to learn?

>>10927206
>Where do you start?

>>10925687
>This is the best guide for learning mathematics.
*ahem*

>>10926377
>Is OP pic better or this one?
This one.

>>10918936
>So my question is, what are the steps I should take in teaching myself math, from start (beginning) to end?