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The discussion centers on a request for recommendations for advanced mathematics textbooks, particularly in calculus and linear algebra, following the completion of a first-year engineering mathematics course. A specific textbook, "Engineering Mathematics Through Applications" by Singh, was used, but the user expresses a desire for more advanced study. A suggestion for a large statistical analysis book is made, but it is noted that this book is likely copyrighted. The forum emphasizes that copyright infringement is illegal and that sharing links to copyrighted materials is prohibited. Engaging with copyrighted content responsibly is crucial in academic discussions.
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I've just finished my first year mathematics course for my engineering degree. We used Singh's "Engineering Mathematics Through Applications". I think that's all the maths we are going to study (I can't see any more mathematics units in my study plan) for this degree which leaves me a bit sad because I love maths :cry: Can you guys recommend me some more advanced textbooks? I'm particularly interested in calculus and linear algebra.
 
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http://rapidshare.com/files/167490315/a_handbook_of_statistical_analysis_using_spss_WWW.IRANMEET.COM_.rar
It is a really big book.Its about 1500 pages.You'll love it.
 
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Shyan, that book appears to be copyrighted

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