Other Math equivelent of Tipler physics book

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The discussion centers around finding a mathematics book that mirrors the layout and approach of the Tipler physics book, which is known for its clear presentation and structured questions. Recommendations include "What is Mathematics?" by Courant and Robbins, and Stewart, which is suggested for its comprehensive treatment of pure mathematics. Participants express interest in books that not only cover mathematical concepts but also engage readers through well-organized questions and explanations.
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Hi guys, I was just wondering if there was a maths book the equivalent of tippler physics book. I just like the way the layout is with the questions ect and was just wondering of any pure maths book like it out there. If so could someone recommend one please.
 
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