/mg/ - Math general

Threadly reminder to report and ignore physishits.

>>9130599 Physics

linear functional analysis, need it to study grad level PDE

>>9130613
Belongs on >>>/r/physics

Simplical homology delta^2 go /sci/

>>9130623
Why are physicists excluded from Math and Science?

physics

>>9130632
Deep down they know physicists are superior.

>>9130632
They are excluded merely from this thread because they are subhumans.
>>9130633
see >>9130623

>>9130636
Dog-eating subhumans simply can't be superior.
see >>9130623

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>>9130599
Just got this beauty

hey i study physics

Nice bot faggot.

sup physics student here. anyone want to help me study for diffy queues?

>>9130632
OP got a C in mechanics and he's butthurt physicists all inherit the BAB

hey i'm in a grad math program but i've taken basically all the courses so i'm going to take grad mechanics again this semester i'm also studying applied fourier analysis/wavelets hoping to brush up on my skills for when i go back to studying quantum field theory did i mention i'm a physicist

I'm a physicist

>>9130660
nice! i'm im in a grad dog eating program right now! im also taiwanese by the way!

>>9130663
i love dog can i ask you guys tho why are mathfags so easy to bully?

Any good books on cooking? I'm particularly interested in dog meat. The book should use physical intuitions and it should preferably be in traditional Chinese.
>>9130665
You seem to be a dog-eater as well. Do you know some good recipes by any chance?

>>9130663
sorry i fucking hate gooks

>>9130668
why do you hate your own people? please... your parents will see this and you won't be able to study physics again so please... please don't do this... i dont want that "incident" to repeat

>>9130667
ok first off do you have a big pot? i'm talking 25-30 gallons. you're gonna need some firewood and a backyard preferably americans don't like smell of boiling pups

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Does anyone here know any decent math books that cover all the topics present in the art of problem solving books: volume 1 and 2?

I already have the first book but can't seem to find the second one anywhere so I think I will have to give up on this series.

Here's the list of contents of the 2 two books:
>Vol .1
https://s3.amazonaws.com/aops-cdn.artofproblemsolving.com/products/aops-vol1/toc.pdf

>Vol. 2
https://s3.amazonaws.com/aops-cdn.artofproblemsolving.com/products/aops-vol2/toc.pdf

If something like this is impossible then what are the best books for teaching yourself mathematics from the basics till prealgebra and precalculus.

Thank you.

>>9130599
Phys, I mean maths.

>>9130649
Sure

>>9130678
is that a dog on your image? my physical intuitions tell me its a dog...
looks pretty tasty iif you ask me...

>>9130681
>>9130680
>>9130683
hey i'm taiwanese too. wanna study some dog eating next week?

dynamic systems

>>9130680
>>9130681
>>9130683
>>9130687
>>9130688
Proceed to >>9130690