/sci/ - Science & Math

[Anonymous No.5072394]

I own SICM, and willing to expand my knowledge of anything related to physics, thermodynamics, mechanics and the like.

Any other good books that don't require a very high level in math?

[Anonymous No.5072418]

Knuth's bible. All the math is babby's first combinatorics.

[Anonymous No.5072421]

>Me in charge of reading comprehension
I don't know, I've always been on the mathematical side. Try looking up Faraday's papers?
Other than that, sack up and learn math pussy.

[Anonymous No.5072426]

>>5072421
>sack up and learn math
I would, if I had decent ressources that don't assume you're already a fucking genius, and aren't as inconsistent (by that I mean, not really organized) as Khanacademy or Wikiversity

[Anonymous No.5072442]

>>5072426
I think the best way to learn high school algebraic concepts would be something like The Art of Problem Solving Vol. 1, and just skip the geometry. For mechanics, I really liked Morin, and doesn't require really anything more than derivatives at first. Griffiths is pretty good for E+M, Quantum, but you'd need to devolop multivariable calculus (for which I highly, highly recommend Hubbard and Hubbard: Vector Calculus, Linear Algebra, and Differential Forms) and differential equations. I'm less sure of a book for diffyq, I used Schaum's Advanced Mathematics for Scientists and Engineers, and I think Boyce and DiPrima is the near standard book for a college level class.
BTW, how do you own a book that's available online for free?

[Anonymous No.5072446]

How much of SICM do you really grok if you don't grok math?

[Anonymous No.5072450]

Ĩf you really read SICM, then

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[Anonymous No.5072460]

>>5072450
Why can't TeX line up the characters properly?