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>he didn't study with soviet books like pic related
Were they too hard you, faggot? How do you feel being a brainlet?

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9211923

>>9211921
>He thinks reading a meme book is going to make him better at math

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9212632

>>9211921
But I am
>>9211923
It's pretty good

>> No.9212635

Fichtenholz is god tier, how can all these apostols, Rudins and spivaks compete

>> No.9212666

Old Russian math textbooks are p good t b h
Same with cold war era American textbooks. For some reasons I find the explanations and style of teaching much more lucid than modern textbooks, although there are exceptions.

>> No.9212769

>>9211921
Is this really good or is there one ruski spamming it?

>> No.9212796

>>9212769
It's actually quite good. It starts with very basics (what limits/derivatives are) and then on page 200 you've got complex analysis.

>> No.9212799

What makes the Russian approach better?

>> No.9212808

>>9212799
no bullshit

>> No.9212817

>>9212796
Is there a pdf anywhere?

>> No.9212914

>>9212799
They're not written for retards and brainlets, aka Americans

>> No.9212963

>>9212799
Communism.

>> No.9212972

>>9211921
In Russia the people seized the means of deduction so their proofs are way better.

>> No.9212975

>>9212632 >>9211921
Is Piskunov better than Apostol & Spivak memes?

>> No.9213219

>>9212972
Kek

>> No.9213372

>>9212632
Why Piskunov when there's Zorich? Not soviet, but extremely well-written textbook. If you pull up the soviet meme, at least go with Manin.