Textbook on Calculus and Fourier Series

[Adder_Noir]

Hi,

I'm looking for a recommendation for a good textbook which will deepen my understanding of intermediate/advanced mathematics to help me understand the above two (well I know one is subsection of the other) subjects. I would like to learn Fourier series for use with musical exploits.

I have an engineering degree but I've always struggled with the maths and with that needed to understand Fourier series I'm really, really struggling.

So I could do with a sensible recommendation of a readable (not an expert) textbook which will boost my maths from foundation to intermediate level ideally.

Problem is I don't know where to look can anyone help me with a good recommendation?

I'd be most in your debt. Thanks

 

[bit188]

Calculus or analysis?

I'm working thorugh Kolmogorov and Fomin's Introductory Real Analysis, and it's really nice. It's a Dover book, so it's pretty cheap as well.

 

[JohnDuck]

For real analysis (which is probably what you want), a lot of people like Walter Rudin's Principles of Mathematical Analysis. It's very dense, though.

 

[mmzaj]

i have 3 or 4 textbooks that will help you - my engineer fellow - with Fourier . what is your email ?

 

[Adder_Noir]

Hi it's chris330330@hotmail.com. Thanks for the replies chaps I'll research those others too!

 

[Adder_Noir]

Calculus or analysis?

I'm working thorugh Kolmogorov and Fomin's Introductory Real Analysis, and it's really nice. It's a Dover book, so it's pretty cheap as well.

I've ordered a copy from Amazon I got it for about £7 all in postage too, thanks mate