My Math Bookshelf (Middle Row)

These are some of my math books from one of my bookshelves. There are 26 total:)

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Topics in Ring Theory by Barshay
Ring Theory by Gordon
Real and Functional Analysis Part B Functional Analysis by Mukherjea and Pothoven

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[robertmorrison]

We have all been waiting to see this part of the bookshelf.

[tlalcua]

On the street… well in math buildings 🤣
Great video!! I’m majoring in math and love to collect books on different topics! Thanks for sharing 🙌

[sergioescobar]

These are definitely my favorite type of videos you make. Its always good to be able to get honest reviews about a large set of books on various topics.

[blackmesa]

Math sorcerer bringing a date home:
"How about you and I bring it over to the bedroom?"
"Oh?"
"Yeah ;). I want to show you the middle row of my bookshelf, the first book is a graduate level book on ring theory...."

[clydeherbert]

I’m using Lang’s linear algebra book. Honestly he writes very clear. He goes into details on proofs before and after and I like how frequent exercises pop up. It’s a crime how Lang’s books are less than $100 compared to a cengage or a Larson

[PerfectlyCrafted]

Yesss! I love all of your book reviews. Could you please put them into a playlist?

[EngineermanCullen]

Great video! Thanks for sharing all of these books and your opinion on them. Also, thanks for linking all of the books in the description.

[x_gosie]

That's incredible, I love to smell all of thats books!🤗

[amritsahota]

Loved the video! Can we get a day in the life of the math sorcerer?

[asstube]

Fabulous collection. One can observe how much the way Mathematics is communicated has changed Edwards to Kaplan, Herstein to Gallian, Hoffman Kunze to Anton... Thank you.

[InfiniteQuest]

David Powers was my professor for Boundary Value Problems! That's cool to see someone else has his book that didn't go to my school.

[JesseMaurais]

Wackerly was my text for probability and statistics. It is solid. Hoffman and Kunze was also my assigned text for a second course in linear algebra. That one was optional but I wanted to understand the mechanisms behind linear regression better. I got that and lot more. And I've read it a couple of times since then as a refresher.

[dimitriskapoulas]

After seeing one of your "reviewing books" videos, I got Larson's Calculus and I really really really like it.The 11th edition is really modern, well written, instructional and intuitive. I get really excited when I find mathematical books that are written with a "good educational perspective".
To you have any similar recommendations like Larson's for the rest of the "major" topics (probability theory, linear, etc etc)?

[brandonfiennies]

Wow! I wish I had that many math books. Even though I'm not familiar with most of the math concepts, it is truly interesting to hear about these concepts. I can't wait to learn about these math concepts in the coming decade of my academic career.

[ianmii]

I used Linear Algebra by Hoffman-Kunze for some homeworks I did with a friend at college. Also I worked exercises from Advanced Calculus by Schaum's publishers, in fact a professor I had put lots of examples from that book to show and give solution on class. :)

[jessehudson]

Love Gallian for examples! Fraleigh as well. I should find a way to share pictures of my math collection. There are hundreds by now.

[dr.leonardhofstadtersavage]

Im a math nerd, my two favorite textbooks to study is AP calculus. Functional analysis, and advanced calculus. So what book, do you recommend. On a good understanding of what a banach space is?

[kingsgambit]

I'm jealous! I want a bookshelf like that

[keremkelleboz]

I'm starting maths at uni this year and I just noticed that we don't have a proofs class. What's a good one so I can learn it myself?

[ripperduck]

I woukd suggest the Encyclopedia Brittanica Macropedia as an essential element for self study. The EB allows an overarching view of math topics and resources for more in depth analysis...