ITT: God tier pure math books
>>8057200
Best book on Complex AG here. Screw G&H.
This is a pretty good resource for textbook recommendations
http://math-blog.com/mathematics-books/
Anyone know a good cell bio textbook? Sick of MoBio of the Cell's inane bullshit. The only good chapters are the ones on microscopy and organelles.
I still can't tell if Rudin is consiered a bad or good textbook. Using 'Principles of Mathematical Analysis' for Real Anal next semester.
One my favorites
>>8057335
this is a pure math books thread?
>>8057335
>bullshit
We talking Alberts/Johnson/Lewis? That book is god tier. Explain yourself, anon.
>>8057344
Rudin is just a slugfest, you'll learn but you'll be rereading a lot. A lot of the problems are convoluted and don't offer much for it.
>>8057344
Rudin is extremely divisive. Some people think it's the bible, some people want it burned. Almost everyone has a strong opinion one way or the other.
It's undoubtedly the most painful book you'll ever read in undergraduate math.
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I would like to read god-tier book in statistics. Statistics are pure math, right?
>>8057348
I had that book for class. Sad to say many things were glossed over, but I can say this book is lovely and it's size is adorable, like a pocketbook
>>8057348
yeah this is a pretty excellent introduction.
>>8059285
honestly you will come out of rudin in excruciating pain but knowing the material backwards and forwards.
also you will need to unlearn writing like him, since in any other context besides "textbook for masochists" brutalizing your readers actually indicates bad style.
bump for interest
>>8059410
Would you recommend his exercises? I find them overly convoluted and giving serious diminishing returns.
>>8057348
>>8057506
Casella or Wasserman