A Differential Equations Book Worth Owning

In this video I go over one of my books on differential equations. I go through every single chapter and try to give a brief overview of what is taught in the book. This is a good book for anyone who is learning differential equations. The book is Schaum's Outlines of Differential Equations.

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[matthewsenay]

Laplace transforms turn a calculus problem into an algebra root-solving problem. It makes something difficult into something easy. Three cheers for Laplace and his transform!

[douglasstrother]

The correspondence between differntial equations, orthorgonal functions and vector spaces was a gigantic "AHA!" moment for me. It tied together so many pieces of Classical Mechanics, Electrodynamics and Quantum Mechanics into a unified mathematial framework.

[thejohnnyblunder]

This book single-handedly helped me pass DiffEq in undergrad. It's fantastic

[joncyprus]

Great video! I also wanted to say thanks for your channel! I saw your learning math from start to finish video and it was perfect as I’ve been wanting to go back and review some foundational things. Also you have such a positive attitude and your enthusiasm for math imparts on to me and likely many others. It’s a joy to watch your videos and watching someone talk about what they are genuinely passionate about as it’s so clear from the way you speak. Keep up the great work man and thanks for everything :)

[danielpalmer]

I've become pretty impressed with Schaum's lately. I've been putting together a basic introduction to statistics and feel like I can ignore my basic statistics textbooks to write it. They cover a lot of topics efficiently and have so many solved problems.

[matteopiccioni]

Man, this channel is awesome.. this book seems the one and only book where everyone should start at least to clear up some concepts and then go through more rigorous manuscripts

[EddieVBlueIsland]

Yes - I have a first addition 1973 bought ~1978 (new) from Krocs & Britanos. It was one of the best - at the time. The main trouble with most differential equation books is a small fact they basicly leave out - some would say lie about - something my Junior collage teacher Ms Marion said in class "Differential equations are solved by basically guessing at the solutin and seeing if it works"

[AlongtheRiverLife]

I love Schaum's Outlines, they got me through a degree in Physics 40 years ago. I highly recommend them as an addition to learning.

[davidnelson]

Thanks for the multiple daily posts. My favorite current Youtube channel.

[jarrodanderson]

Differential Equations is the math class I forgot immediately after graduating, even though I had a spectacular professor.

[tinajamis]

Thank you so much for this! I just ordered the fifth edition to have for my upcoming Differential Equations college course.

[daniellindner]

Great vid! I ordered the Schaums in differential equations to supplement my other DE Textbooks like a week ago, so excited for it to arrive!
I’m loving the Schaums outline reviews!! Can you make an in depth review on the Schaums in general topology? Would be awesome!!

[brianmccormick]

That book helped get me through my mechanical engineering degree.

[trollme.trollmehard.]

Thanks for this; I've kept pulling this book off the library's shelf and wondering if hindsight would prove it's really the right one.

[goon]

Self studying the basic electric schaum's and on ch 4 which is all transient rlc circuits which is all differential equations. I was rusty but definitely picking it up. The circuits really test your knowledge of deq's because you have to set them up and run into all sort of integration/differential rules and different responses. It really tests you're de skills for 1st and 2nd order eq.

[salmanibrahimkhan]

If I remember correctly, the first edition of this book was titled 'Theory and Problems of Differential Equations' and was authored by Dr. Frank Ayres Jr. in Schaum's Outline Series. It was the textbook that our class was taught from in third semester of our undergraduate Computer Systems Engineering degree course in Autumn 1987 here in Pakistan. It was a good textbook to learn about Differential Equations too. I still remember we were taught about topics like Variable Separable and Runge-Kutta methods of solving Ordinary Differential Equations in addition to other topics and methods.

[SequinBrain]

Schaum's are fantastic for any subject. Working on the Topology one now. Could still use a good teacher.

[coleyoutubechannel]

Thank you for this. I've been watching your DiffyQ series and its been a huge help!!

[ehtesham]

Morris Tennenbaum for Differential Equation is also a great book....

[larryyonce]

There are probably some people out there who have have read this entire book and have worked every single problem!