/sci/ - Science & Math

>>9275392
General opinion question related to books:
Everybody always goes nuts about posting standard curriculum lists, what's the best text for analysis, linear algebra, etc.

But what are some of you guys' favorite books that aren't "foundational" but more specific or unusual topics not required of 100% of math majors?
A personal example is graph spectra which is a really neat field that was barely covered for 2 lectures in my intro class.

>>9275769
Same reason he suggests some greenhorn freshman read graduate level set theory before starting linear algebra. Meme lists have meme suggestions.