Other Free Math Books: Links to Advanced Calculus, Geometry, and More!

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The discussion revolves around sharing links to free mathematics and science textbooks, with participants encouraged to contribute additional resources and report any broken links or copyright issues. A wide variety of topics is covered, including advanced calculus, algebra, geometry, and physics, with numerous links provided for specific books and resources. Users express gratitude for the shared materials and highlight the importance of verifying the legality of the downloads. Several participants mention specific authors and textbooks, such as Tao's Analysis and Axler's Linear Algebra, while also discussing the availability of lecture notes from prestigious universities. The conversation emphasizes the collaborative effort to compile a comprehensive list of educational resources for self-learners and students.
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mr.tea said:
No one mentioned archive.org? especially MIR's collections?
https://archive.org/details/@mirtitles
Does anyone know whether these are copyright free or not?
 
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Baluncore said:
MIR are copyright free.
https://mirtitles.org/
I find no legal mentions on that website.
 
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Oxford University has lecture notes on pretty much every mathematics and physics subjects.
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https://courses.maths.ox.ac.uk/overview/undergraduate
 
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Greg Bernhardt said:
Feel free to add your own links to free books. Let me know if there are broken links or copyright issues.
Thank you Sir, it's pretty helpful!
 
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Can you suggest bookss containing entire maths from basics
 
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Neeleshatom said:
Can you suggest bookss containing entire maths from basics

There's a collection of lecture notes from Cambridge University with pretty much every Maths & Physics course you'll come across in university. And it includes lecture notes for preliminary basic material.

https://ln.sync.com/dl/1f4af5c40/9hi9gt4i-evpn76tq-badt8eaz-ckxem3zf

If you're asking for a free mathematics book containing (pretty much) everything, it doesn't exist. There are a few good handbooks, but they're not free, and they're not complete.
 
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If there's anything coming close to the idea to have books containing "entire math", maybe it's Bourbaki's multi-volume work...
 
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