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I've seem many admins describe this book as ''bad'' or ''awful'', I don't think that,it's a very good book (and like Strang's other books) developes intuition for the subject,it teaches through examples, and also contains relevant applications,in constrast with Spivak's book which tries to confront the student with the need for rigour ,while the intuition is somewhat secondary ( also very few applications).
Why is it a ''bad'' book? is it as bad as Stewart's book?
P.S :I've really liked the book by Strang Introduction to applied mathematics ,has anyone else read it ?
Why is it a ''bad'' book? is it as bad as Stewart's book?
P.S :I've really liked the book by Strang Introduction to applied mathematics ,has anyone else read it ?
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