Summer Reading Book Suggestions

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>>8112588
Proofs from the BOOK
http://www.springer.com/us/book/9783642008566

>>8112592
This looks pretty interesting.

How hard would it be to read and study with only elementary / undergraduate experience?

I'm actually in your same situation and would like to get some suggestions as well.

>>8112588
>vsauce numberphile

absolute shit
if you like math do linear algebra from hoffman kunze
or analysis from Tao
both are great for starting

>>8112601
It's not really for studying as much as for reading some interesting proofs.

>>8112588

Godel, Escher, Bach: an Eternal Golden Braid

It's a pretty neat book.

>>8112588
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>>8112588
>some book suggestions that would be good to read over the summer.

Book of Proof - Hammack
Calculus - Spivak

Get the basics down, then fuck your mind later.

>>8113441
I did exactly this the summer before my first year of undergrad. It left me very well prepared.

>>8112601
It's not really a textbook for learning, but a collection of ingenious proofs from a variety of fields. I've read it a few years ago and as far as I remember it uses mostly elementary methods (differentiation, complex numbers, some linear algebra, etc., but nothing too hard) to prove surprising results.

>>8112588
Learning SQL. Need to know a good book.

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>>8112588

>>8113482

Lynda's PHP with MySQL helped me with it. Or just google that shit. its too easy to find programming tuts

>>8112588
Norbert Wiener: Cybernetics or control and communication in the animal and the machine.