/mg/ - Math general

>>9130657
You must have gotten a D in general physics. What did you study?

sup guys physicist here i can answer any and all question related to math or physics

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ITT post your favorite physicists who are better at math than all living mathematicians

>>9130672
>>9130679
>>9130689
>physics
Wrong place.
Here is the physics thread >>9130690

>>9130691
did i forget to tell you i have 2 degrees?

>>9130693
see >>9130691

>>9130696
well my one degree is in math so i'm finna chill here with you if that's ok

>>9130698
see >>9130691

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>>9130689
>ITT post your favorite physicists who are better at math than all living mathematicians
Kek

>>9130699
why don't you like me?

>>9130705
>>9130706
>physics
see >>9130691

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>>9130689
Isaac Newton
>"muh" Differential & Integral Calculus & Analysis

>>9130707
what about
>math
tell me something

>>9130709
"Assuming anything that is not proven (except axioms lol) cannot yield a proof. Any mathematician thinking otherwise is an idiot."
- Edward Witten

>>9130708
>>9130709
>>9130712
see >>9130691

>>9130705
>>ITT post your favorite physicists who are better at math than all living mathematicians
>Kek
:D
yeah...
see >>9130691

>>9130717
>>>ITT post your favorite physicists who are better at math than all living mathematicians
>>Kek
>:D
>yeah...
my physical intuitions confirm this!

hey i'm a physics student why is cohomology so hard?

>>9130732
same here hehe...
i dont know about "cohomolgy" lol
what is a "cohomolgy"? is it an integral?

>>9130734
i think it's what comes after 3d integrals

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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.

>>9130654
funnily enough some "physics" math that always fell just far enough outside of something I was studying

learning basic tensor analysis on manifolds even though I'm more algebraist to even myself out a bit.

>>9130942
Please use the mathematics thread.
This thread has been defiled by dog-eating physishits

>>9130948
>"physics" math
No such thing. There is math which physishits use, there is math which the less retarded kind of physishits develop, but there is no "physics math".