I'll see Multivariable Calculus. Any books to recommend me?.

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>>8163321
My dubs are not enough ?

>>8163311
>Multivariable Calculus
dude just go through the book you used for Calc I and throw in a random y and z

try advanced calculus by loomis and sternberg, or spivak's calculus on manifolds.

>>8163311

Read the sticky. Seriously.

>>8163311
multivariable calculus starts at
[math]\mathbb{R^n}\text{ for } n \geq 4[/math]

>>8163311
http://4chan-science.wikia.com/wiki/Mathematics#Multivariable_and_Vector_Calculus

>>8163311
the marden book is what quarter schools use for vector calculus.

>>8163311
Isn't it exactly the same as regular calculus, except with more variables?

>>8163335
pretty much this desu