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Calculus Multivariable calculus without forms or manifolds
Wow thanks for taking the time to make these posts! Your explanation of the proof of inverse function theorem is particularly illuminating - couching it in terms of a geometric series is a very nice way of thinking about it. I'll certainly be using Spivak where possible given your...- Ansatz
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Calculus Multivariable calculus without forms or manifolds
I have looked at Spivak's book and do intend to work through it for myself in my spare time. As a course supplement the material on differentiation seems to fit my needs well but the section on integration is more sophisticated than our treatment of it. A book containing material on manifolds...- Ansatz
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Calculus Multivariable calculus without forms or manifolds
Hi there all, I'm currently taking a course in Multivariable Calculus at my University and would appreciate any recommendations for a textbook to supplement the lectures with. Thus far the relevant material we've covered in a Single Variable course at around the level of Spivak and some Linear...- Ansatz
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