Calculus Where Can I Find Online Courses for John Hubbard's Vector Calculus Textbook?

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Online courses and video lectures for John Hubbard's textbook on Vector Calculus, Linear Algebra, and Differential Forms are sought after. Ted Shifrin's "Multivariable Mathematics" is mentioned as a related resource, with available lectures on YouTube. Additionally, a course based on Hubbard's work was previously offered at Cornell University, though the specific link is currently unavailable.

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  • Understanding of Ted Shifrin's "Multivariable Mathematics"
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  • Search for online courses specifically covering John Hubbard's textbook
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Anyone know of an online course or set of video lectures on John Hubbard's textbook on Vector Calculus, Linear Algebra, and Differential Forms?
 
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Ted shrifrin has a similar book called multivariable mathematics (I think). His lectures on which the book is based are available on YouTube.



While I haven't watched the lectures or read the book in any detail, you might want to check them out.
I also think there was a course at Cornell based on Hubbard but I can't find the link.
 
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Thank you very much. I'll check this out.
 

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