Textbook Suggestions for Self-Studyng Advanced Calculus

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The discussion centers on a student studying engineering who seeks recommendations for advanced calculus books to self-study beyond the typical curriculum, which includes Multivariable Calculus and some vector calculus. The student aims to enhance their knowledge with the help of a tutor. A link to a resource on self-studying mathematics is provided for additional guidance. The focus is on finding suitable literature that aligns with their current understanding of calculus and mathematics.
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Hi I am studying engineering, as you know the maximum level of calculus reached in engineering is Multivariable Calculus and some vectorial calculus (Im not including courses like Differential Equations or others where there is also applied calculus) so i plan to self study more advanced calculus with the support of a tutor. The question is (with mi actual Knowledges of calculus and mathematics ) can anyone recommend me a good calculus book to continue?

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