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Regarding education in Malaysia, it is not perfect but it is not bad either. However, I wouldn't say that it is "exciting" to be a physicist/astrophysicist in Malaysia. and I know this might sound strange but...the sky isn't clear in Kuala Lumpur and you can't see the stars. This is very very...

Physics in Malaysia is absolutely horrible. It is done to waste time, and not to marvel at the laws on which the cosmos have been laid upon. Personally, I would suggest that you reject physics altogether in terms of profession and seek a different field. 98% of people like you, when they are in...

I'm searching for a first book on calculus and yet haven't decided on anything. But I have decided my second book on Calculus will be Courant but I'm very confused on the first book. Which one would you suggest? There is only the 9th edition of Thomas' Calculus & Analytic Geometry but there is...

Well, what am I saying...Ofcourse you do!

Do you understand?

That's all I wanted to say, I hope you understand.

I am not an analyst in the field of mathematics and nor I would ever hope to be, but calculus is rather beautiful. Aaaaaand Stewart (and Anton, and everybody else in the same league) don't make it seem so.

I solved all of them. Do you have any suggestions on what I should read after Kiselev?

I have an excellent knowledge of high school algebra and was thinking to brushup on Geometry, comprehensively. I want a book (or a series of books) which covers the topics listed for all types of Geometry (coordinate, mensuration...etc) here...

I have finished reading both books on geometry by Kiselev and now look to move on but can't find any book to let me do so. Specifically, I would like a nice comprehensive book that goes into detail on transformations, isometries, coordinate geometry, symmetry, mensuration, and vectors. Now I'll...