For fun, I wrote some notes on integration which should provide a good solid introduction to the subject. They are not analysis notes but more of a first introduction to integration.
Any (constructive) comments or suggestions are always welcome.
I just did a quick browse, but this is great, I had read calculus for dummies as my first introduction to the subject and this is of equal if not better quality. Plus its free! thanks alot, this is great!
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kjohnson
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Looks great! If you don't mind me asking, what programs did you use to make this...(i.e. for getting a nice math font, pictures, etc).
I am hoping to do some tutoring on the side and it helps if you have your own set of notes for things.
I used LaTeX to do the equations and things and I used inkscape for the pictures.
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dalcde
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At P.5, the symbols for the upper and lower integral at eq. (11) and (13) are just the normal integral sign. Apart from that, I don't see any problems. Good work!
I have been compiling a sets of notes in certain things on my website: http://hyperkahler.co.uk/maths-tuition/learning-materials/
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mangotongo
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shape function:
it is to find the field variables at any point which is in terms of nodes
field variables are=displacements,rotations,e.t.c
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Sir Beaver
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I think this is really good, both as a reference to integration methods and as theory. One thing I could think of is to be careful about \int _a ^x f(x) dx, to have a different symbol for the dummy variable.