Request for Huge List of Mathematics Ebooks

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The discussion centers on the request for a comprehensive list of mathematics textbooks authored by a single individual, covering topics from arithmetic to differential calculus. Participants highlight the impracticality of finding one author who covers such a broad range effectively. Instead, they recommend exploring multiple authors recognized for their classic contributions to mathematics. Additionally, a resource called Math is Power 4 U is suggested, which provides concise video tutorials for high school and introductory college mathematics.

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  • Understanding of basic mathematical concepts, including arithmetic and calculus.
  • Familiarity with educational resources and textbooks in mathematics.
  • Knowledge of online learning platforms and video tutorials.
  • Ability to evaluate the credibility of educational materials and authors.
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  • Research classic mathematics textbooks by authors such as Richard Courant and Paul Halmos.
  • Explore Math is Power 4 U for video tutorials on high school and college-level math.
  • Investigate online platforms offering free or paid mathematics textbooks in PDF format.
  • Learn about the benefits of diverse authorship in mastering complex mathematical concepts.
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Students, educators, and self-learners seeking structured mathematics resources, particularly those looking for comprehensive learning materials from various respected authors.

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Hello all. I was wondering if anyone has any external sources for a list of math textbooks, particularly by the same author, going from arithmetic all the way to differential calculus (or some other harder form of mathematics). The reason I want it to be the same author, is so I can be sure that I get every concept concisely, from A-Z. What I am looking for is specifically in .pdf form, so I can save it for external reading. Any help on this matter would be very much appreciated. If you do not know of any 'free' textbooks that go from basic math to the hardest form possible, please cite me to online textbooks, doing the same thing, but for a cost, and in book form.

Thanks.
 
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Welcome to PF!

I don't know of one author who has written that wide a range of math books. Having said that its really far better to read a sequence of authors whose books are considered classics in that particular topic. One author won't necessarily explain any given concept as well in all cases for the range of math.

While not ebooks, there's the mathispower4u that handles all the math needed for high school and first year college:

http://mathispower4u.yolasite.com/

His videos are short concise and don't get in the way of teaching the concepts. You could watch them, take notes and use a review to try to master the concepts.
 

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