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i am looking for a textbook that's good enough for a first timer but also having enough depth, for engineering mathematics. I am confused between K. A. Shroud and M. Greenberg. Any advice is appreciated...
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what is engineering math, up to differential equations? or complex analysis
transforms, complex analysis, vector analysis, ODE, PDE, etc.
linear algebra
ok basically all undergrad math
yup
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some book which would help me review but also has enough stuff if i want to go a bit deep
ill search around :)
thank you
Mathematical Methods in The Physical Sciences by Mary L. Boas is probably the book you want. It's amazing and probably one of my favorite books.
thanks bro
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