Hey everyone!
I was wondering if someone could suggest some good sites that would help me with my advanced mathematics class. I am learning about logic and proofs(i.e. Propositions, conditionals, quantifiers, basic proof methods, etc) and Set thoery (i.e. set operations, basic concepts, induction, indexed families of sets, etc). I really don't understand these topics and would like some addtional help. So anything you can suggest would be much appreciated!
Thank you!!
here is like a crash course in advanced calcOriginally Posted by calcprincess88
these helped me a little bit when i was doing advanced calc (though i suppose you're doing some kind of prerequisite to advanced calc).
try a google search for "advanced calculus" or whatever your class is called.
you may also want to try the MIT OpenCourseware website. they often have video lectures for courses as well as course materials.
there are a lot of things in the topics you mentioned. maybe if you took them one at a time and expound on your difficulties, we would be able to help more
what text are you using?
It sounds like you need to look at one or more of the books written to cover
the transition between school and real maths.
An inexpensive example is tim Gowers: "Mathematics: a very short introduction".
(even though in the US this is twice the price it is in the UK)
RonL
ah, ok. so i suppose this is for a prerequisite course to advanced calc? or you may call it analysis. at first i thought that was the same book i used, the title is the same, but the authors are different. some of the stuff on the site i gave you should be too advanced then, but some stuff will still help, i'm sure.
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