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I'm looking for some good ODE/PDE textbooks that focus a little more on theory but that are still comprehensive in their respective subjects.
I have taken ODEs and applied PDEs at my university but even though I got good grades, I feel like my knowledge is lacking.
The books we used were Differential Equations by Polking, Boggess, & Arnold and Applied Partial Differential Equations by Haberman.
I more or less want to start anew but in a more rigorous form.
e.g., I took Calculus 1-3 using Etgen. However, I relearned everything with Courant & John and it really helped me read baby Rudin afterwards.
I'd rather the textbooks not assume a lot of previous exposure to O/PDEs but a little is fine i suppose.
any ideas??
I have taken ODEs and applied PDEs at my university but even though I got good grades, I feel like my knowledge is lacking.
The books we used were Differential Equations by Polking, Boggess, & Arnold and Applied Partial Differential Equations by Haberman.
I more or less want to start anew but in a more rigorous form.
e.g., I took Calculus 1-3 using Etgen. However, I relearned everything with Courant & John and it really helped me read baby Rudin afterwards.
I'd rather the textbooks not assume a lot of previous exposure to O/PDEs but a little is fine i suppose.
any ideas??