High School Student Text book question

Destac

Anyone know of a good textbook that i can get off of amazon. I just want a good book to steer me in a good direction. Because i just study this a lot in my spare time and i don't have a decent source of information.

Any textbook will do but i need something. The difficulty of the book does not matter to me for even if i don't know or don't understand something i can look it up. Thank you for any help you can give me.

micromass

Since you didn't mention any specific information and difficulty, I guess that any textbook will do. Well this is a good one: http://www.amazon.com/Noncommutative...eywords=Connes

Daverz

You could have asked for the information without being a dick about it.

genericusrnme

micromass, you guy :3

to OP, try How to Prove it - A Structured Approach. If you plan on studying maths it'll give you the jist of how proofs go in maths and how to understand them.

jobsism

That's no way to speak to a Mentor of PF. Please do note that it's the OP's duty to provide the relevant info pertaining to a question, for receiving optimal advice on it. We're not superhumans to mind-read things. Besides, I don't see you contributing in any way.

To the OP: "Basic Mathematics" by Serge Lang is a brilliant book for learning/reviewing all major topics prior to Calculus.

micromass

I realize that. And I apologize to the OP if he was offended in any way, that was not my intention. But in any case, he learned now that it is important to give all the information if you want a good answer to your post.

dustbin

He/she did also say that the book's difficulty did not matter for if they did not know something, they could look it up.

Dowland

I hijack this post with a question if it's ok! Does Langs' book include some kind of introduction to derivatives and limits?

PhizKid

I think Lang's A First Course in Calculus would be better suited for this job

Dowland

Ok, thanks! I assume it's accesible for a person that has worked through the relevant topics in "Basic Mathematics" by the same author? I've namely ordered the latter to learn the mathematics covered in an ordinary high school curriculum.

PhizKid

Yes, Basic Mathematics will teach you everything you need to know to be prepared for a Calculus course.

claytonh4

I actually just started this other thread about a self-teaching calculus book that I picked up that is great! It's called Quick Calculus 2nd Edition: A Self-Teaching Guide by Daniel Kleppner and Norman Ramsey. I'm in high school as well, and I HIGHLY recommend it!

Sankaku

ROFL!

The OP really needs to give more information about what they are looking for. There are just too many ways to answer this question, even if we want to help.