/sci/ - Science & Math

>>3972409
guess I need to jumpstart the process

>>3972447
pretty good series I used them in high school

wtf is the point of this?

explain why you're posting these and include download links whenever possible

should be required reading for /sci/

>>3972474
dem titles get me off

Same problems.
Same solutions
Different page numbers

>>3972474
In the early days of /sci/, when /sci/ didn't suck as much as it does now, we would have textbook threads, just for the heck of it.

>>3972504
I'm using 6E, and I must say that it isn't too bad.
http://www.cramster.com/math-solutions/ is a must.
Pic related, another textbook that I'm using.

>In the early days of /sci/, when /sci/ didn't suck as much as it does now, we would have textbook threads, just for the heck of it.

lol wut? /sci/ only been around for a few months...

So.... Are there embedded archives in this shit or am I just supposed to look at the pretty covers?

>>3972526
Its only been a few years since sci showed up. What the fuck happened since then?

also, link?

If you need a good reference manual for minerals, this is about as good a basic book as you can find. It was used in my undergrad mineralogy class as the textbook, and as a graduate student, I still reference it fairly often.

>>3972574

Can use title and authors to look for the book if you are really interested.

ILL can help you get it if you are at a university and you really want to get ahold of it.

>>3972574
Just talk about the books, which ones you like, your interests, you can even rate the ones you have used!

Introduction to Electrodynamics, David J. Griffiths

>>3972574
Google the title and author which is on the images, if the book looks relevant to your interests.

if you don't own this book you don't know SHIT about mathematics

>>3972641
>Princeton

>>3972632
GODDAMMIT THERES A NEW EDITION ALREADY.

>>3972559
I think its been nearly a year now.
But really /sci/ always sucked. It was nothing but troll threads since it was born.

>>3972651

I remember using that book for my astronomy class. The edition that came out in like 2005 iirc. Very well structured, good figures.

>>3972651
Cosmic perspective?

What

>>3972664
>>3972559
>nearly a year
>a few months
/sci/ has been around for just under 2 years now.
The first 3 months were great, then magnets happened and the rest is trolling.

I need a good physics book.
Something I'm gonna be able to find pretty easily, since I actually buy physical copies of my text books.

I bought this book because i found the shopkeeper cute so i thought i'd impress her. Plus, i wanna get into theoretical computer science so it's a pretty good book i guess.

>>3972691
oh yeah, so it has
but it really wasn't good the first three months either. It was homework threads and "a theory (a gues)" from nearly day 1. I left before magnets even started and only returned recently.

>>3972691
>>3972713
Why do you guys come here then? Sure there is alot of bullshit, but in between there are some good threads.

>>3972726

I honestly don't know at this point.

>>3972726
I pretty much just come hoping that someone posts difficult math problems. Its rewarding when it happens, but happens rarely.

>>3972577
http://www.haynes.co.uk/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?catalogId=10001&storeId=10001&a
mp;productId=47367&langId=-1

>>3972738
>>3972731
>>3972726
>>3972713
>>3972691

You faggots are the reason. This is a fucking textbook thread not a two month /sci/ renunion. Post some fucking textbooks or get the fuck out. You are ruining threads with your retarded arguments about when /sci/ was good. Get over it and try to do your part in making it better.
Pic related, a pretty good textbook that I'm into right now.

Anyone here do bondgraphs?

>>3972691
I've been gone for about that time. No more OC then, just aspie threads?

Dat Springer Yellow.

>>3972885
>>3972713
>>3972726
Dammit, do you people have any concept of a "good ol' days" fallacy?

>>3972712
Is it good? Or have you gone through it yet?

>>3972614
Love Griffiths
>>3972447
Used that in high school. Pretty good.

dat phase diagram

Reading Spivak's Calculus right now. Thanks for the suggestion /sci/. It seems like a good intro calculus book that is also rigorous

Bump for physics texts

I'll take a couple hours of requests.
What I have:
Over 3 gigs of physics books
Over 4 gigs of math books
Around 3 gigs of psychology
A good amount of study guides.

http://www.4shared.com/document/2MqIFePf/_2__Strogatz_SH_-_Nonlinear_dy.html

>>3973333
And 2.5 gigs of chemistry
Make that 5.2 gigs of physics

>>3973333
>psychology
gtfo!

>>3973346
I'm not here to judge, if someone finds it interesting, regardless of its scientific quality, then so be it.

>>3973333
I love me sum organic, physical chemistry, and fluorine chemistry if you got it. I didn't do any advanced studies of chemistry and want to learn it.

Any advanced physics? Though I guess I could use a basic physics textbook.

>>3973370
Sure thing, I'll upload 3 O-Chem books along with a lab guide.
I don't have any p-chem or flourine but I'll give you a couple others.
Also, some physics on the way for you.

>>3973393
Do you have anything by McQuarrie? Statistical Physics is easy to find but the rest isn't. I'm hoping that there's an ebook version of Quantum Chemistry somewhere.

Also >>3973013 if you have it (that particular version).

An ETA on uploads would be nice too.

Thanks.

>>3973370
Here is the Physics:
Great Physicists- From Galileo to Hawking http://www.mediafire.com/?vp1vbl5iv2e1gw1
Mad About Modern Physics http://www.mediafire.com/?dxlzz2k5y5jga41
Pratical Principles of Natural Philosophy I The Motion of Bodies - http://www.mediafire.com/?akp474gzlr1uaba
Symmetry - The Search for the Beginning of Time - H. Pagels http://www.mediafire.com/?atx22bpfq6ahwzi

Do you want more hard physics? topics I have are Astro, Electro, Fluid, Geo, Mechanics, thermo, Statistical, Wave, and Optics.
Chemistry is on the way.

>>3973421
fluid and astro plox!

>>3973421
Yes to Mechanics!
Thank you!

>>3973404
The chemistry I have is Organic, Seperation, Solvents, and Synthesis.


Organic Chemistry (Schaum) http://tinyurl.com/3v3f6mf
Organic Chemistry (Bruice) http://tinyurl.com/3ljzvcn
Organic Chemistry (Solomons) http://tinyurl.com/3zke5ob
Organic Chem Lab Survival Guide http://tinyurl.com/652hvzg

>>3973447
>>3973430
On the way.

>>3973449
thanks anyway

what do you have for the following?

quantum mech
nanotech
mathematical physics

>>3973459

actually, can you just post a list of what you have?

pastebin it if it's too long to post here

>>3973464
I second this notion

I'm putting these in rar files from now on. If you don't have it either torrent it or google.
Mechanics:
22% uplaoded
Astro:
Handbook Of Space Astronomy And Astrophysics 2d http://tinyurl.com/3fs92sa
Introduction to Space Physics http://tinyurl.com/6aq8em9
fluid:
14%
total eta: 20 min

Let me make a list real quick

>>3973482
Thanks for the shares, I really appreciate it.

I'm making the list of books here:
http://pastebin.com/16DSvHT3

I'll keep updating it. Fluids and mech are still uplaoding.

>>3973333
Cna you post some math books?

New Pastebin link is here:
http://pastebin.com/qVS6tvG0
I guess I can't edit my posts on that site. I'll get all the math book names up next.

>>3973499
Electric Arc Crucible.pdf please!

also, you wouldn't happen to go to sciencemadness now would you?

>>3973520
Megalomania's Controversial Chemlab,

I've heard stuff about Megalomania....

Supposedly one of the websites where he posted got nuked off the net...

>>3973520
http://www.2shared.com/document/VzagPblA/Electric_Arc_Crucible.html

Here you go. No, I've never heard of it but it sounds fun.

>>3973528
roguesci then? Or that one incredibly racist underground chemistry site whose name escapes me?

>>3973526
Here is your book:
http://www.2shared.com/document/H5D1b1gq/Megalomanias_Controversial_Che.html

Pastebin is fucking crap and has a size limit.
Psychology Books:
http://pastebin.com/i5TWHqtv
Math Books:
http://pastebin.com/cjrRgv3q
Chem:
http://pastebin.com/SSHHTxE8
Physics:
http://pastebin.com/XNprJxBL

>>3973545
You sir are a gentlemen and a scholar! The booklist alone, is enough to google many of these things!

>>3973545
fuck that's a lot of math books, this is going to take a while to sift through.

thanks bro

>>3973540
The only place I'm a member on is the rogan board. I'm looking for some good science sites to join though. Physics Forum has caught my eye.
>>3973560
I got them all through a couple torrents. If the /sci/ community wants, I can create one with all of the books, split into optional folders of course.

Thanks for that mechanics book.

Oh wait...

>>3973564
Sorry about that, the upload failed. Feel free to pick a few out so I don't waste time uploading 50mb of random books. I'm on a shitty internet connection so it takes a while. Again,sorry about that.

>>3973563
where do you download all these things? Just a bunch of associated torrents?

>>3973567
The subjects each came in individual torrents.

>>3973568
link to said torrents? How big is all of it?

any of the math books you'd recommend?

>>3973571
Whatever math level you are at?

>>3973570
I have no idea where I got the torrents from, it was over a year and a half ago.
Some promising searches though:
http://tinyurl.com/6zc8x3g
http://tinyurl.com/6autoza

Could you upload the discrete mathematics and cryptography folders?

>>3973586
Sure thing, uploading right now.

>>3973589
Thank you so much

>>3973576
well if he's read all those math books, his math level should be at MATH GOD.

>>3973591
Here is the cryptology folder.
http://tinyurl.com/6dbpbm7
The discreete maths is 130 MB and its going about 20% per 11minutes so I'll post it as soon as it uploads.

>>3973600
ok thanks, what's int he ramanujan's notebooks?

>>3973606
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Srinivasa_Ramanujan#Ramanujan.27s_notebooks
Except they are rewritten and formatted nicely.

>>3973615
might be interesting to take a look at

>>3973606
Here is the folder of discreete math
http://tinyurl.com/5w84zq2
I'm out for the night, I'll post tomorrow.

>>3973628
thank you

Fuck it, here are ramanujan's notebooks.
http://tinyurl.com/6aug7rv

Off topic question here, but what torrent client would you guys recommend?
I used to use µtorrent, but haven't torrented in almost a year and Im a bit out of the loop. And don't care to waste my time with music and movie downloads through it now.

Tixati?

>>3972447

Can I have a link to this? Cant find any..

>>3973545

Can you upload your whole Math book? I figure, these will help my mental well-being for college.

>>3973346
Psychology is a 'good' degree to use if you're planning to transfer to a university from a CC.
Take entry level courses, transfer to your target college, then just "change" your major once you're there. Had a friend who did that with a UC. Just take the majors component for the hard science classes and it shouldn't be a problem.