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Advice on a "great" self study book. PDE
Hello, for the first time this summer i won't be taking ( at least i hope so) any classes. That will give me a lot of free time to do as i please. i will be a senior in college and i still have to take pde's. The prof that teaches the course, at least from what i hear, is a maniac, he makes the class impossible and the highest grade he gives out is a C.
i definitely do not want a C, but also would like to learn the material. I am in need of a great self study book. A book that goes thru everything in detailed steps.
Some previous books that i thought were good self study books were div grad curl ( i hope that the correct order), apps of quantum mechanics by Zettili, calculus an intuitive approach by Morris Kline.
Thank you for any input.
Also i would like to note that i have already purchased the shaums outline on Fourier analysis and pde's, they are good, but not great for self study.
Hello, for the first time this summer i won't be taking ( at least i hope so) any classes. That will give me a lot of free time to do as i please. i will be a senior in college and i still have to take pde's. The prof that teaches the course, at least from what i hear, is a maniac, he makes the class impossible and the highest grade he gives out is a C.
i definitely do not want a C, but also would like to learn the material. I am in need of a great self study book. A book that goes thru everything in detailed steps.
Some previous books that i thought were good self study books were div grad curl ( i hope that the correct order), apps of quantum mechanics by Zettili, calculus an intuitive approach by Morris Kline.
Thank you for any input.
Also i would like to note that i have already purchased the shaums outline on Fourier analysis and pde's, they are good, but not great for self study.