Obis
Dec23-11, 02:14 AM
I think Beardon's Algebra and geometry is an ideally written book - there's motivation for every single definition given, the book is intuitive at the same time being quite formal, a lot of effort is done not only to present the facts, but to interconnect them.
Hence I'd be really happy to know names of books that are written in a similar fashion. It'd be also very good if the book's emphasis would be on depth, not width.
Of the most interest are books about :
Probability and statistics,
Differential equations,
Complex analysis,
Functional analysis,
Mathematical statistics (graduate level?),
Foundations of mathematics (logic, set theory, category theory?).
Hence I'd be really happy to know names of books that are written in a similar fashion. It'd be also very good if the book's emphasis would be on depth, not width.
Of the most interest are books about :
Probability and statistics,
Differential equations,
Complex analysis,
Functional analysis,
Mathematical statistics (graduate level?),
Foundations of mathematics (logic, set theory, category theory?).