Please recommend a free pdf book about university-level mathematics for me

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A second-year physics student seeks recommendations for PDF books on calculus, covering topics like limits, derivatives, integrals, matrices, and tensors. Suggestions include searching for lecture notes using keywords like "Analysis I +pdf" or "Calculus +pdf" to find relevant materials. Additionally, resources such as free math books and lecture notes are available through specific forum links. A notable recommendation is "Calculus" by Marsden, emphasizing the importance of understanding integral and differential calculus at this academic level.
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Homework Statement:: Recommend PDF books
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Hi, I'm a second-year physics student and my uni doesn't have any study material in the syllabus. Only lectures. I want to learn more.
Can you recommend to me a good mathematics pdf book that is about calculus?
General topics: limits, derivatives, integrals, matrix, tensor (in the future).

Thanks.
- NODARman
 
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NODARman said:
Homework Statement:: Recommend PDF books
Relevant Equations:: .

Hi, I'm a second-year physics student and my uni doesn't have any study material in the syllabus. Only lectures. I want to learn more.
Can you recommend to me a good mathematics pdf book that is about calculus?
General topics: limits, derivatives, integrals, matrix, tensor (in the future).

Thanks.
- NODARman
FYI, if you are a second year physics student and do not know integral and differential calculus you are probably behind.
 
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Frabjous said:
FYI, if you are a second year physics student and do not know integral and differential calculus you are probably behind.
He said that he wants to lean more.
 
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