Finding Textbooks for Higher Math Proofs

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The discussion revolves around finding textbooks and resources for higher mathematics, specifically focused on proofs. The original poster seeks guidance on suitable materials to aid in understanding and solving problems related to proofs, as they are not receiving sufficient support from their professor's lectures.

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  • Participants discuss specific textbooks, such as Munkres' topology, and share personal recommendations based on their experiences with the material. There is an emphasis on identifying resources that cover set theory and proofs.

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The discussion is active, with participants providing suggestions for textbooks and confirming their relevance to the original poster's needs. There is a collaborative atmosphere as participants express willingness to share additional resources.

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The original poster mentions a lack of provided textbooks and insufficient lecture support, indicating a need for external resources to supplement their learning.

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Hi everyone, please check the attachments for the problems. What i am looking for is not the help to answers. I've been desperately looking for relevant textbooks online that can help me out with proofs problems like that of the attachments. My professor does not provide a textbook, and his lectures does not really help with doing the problems.

If anyone knows any TEXTBOOKS and/or WEBSITES that can help me out with the materials in the attachments, please list them here. Thank you very much.

If i post this on the wrong section, please let me know where to post it as well. Thank you so much.
 

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Try topology of Munkres. You'll only need the first chapter. I think it contains most of the things you want...
 
I'm going through that book now, and I can definitely give it a recommendation and agree the first chapter will cover most of the set theory you need for those.
 
thank you guys, i look through the book, and it really helps, if anyone know any other resources, that would help too, thanks
 

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