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Chartrand - mathematical proofs (if you don’t have background with proofs) Then- Baby Rudin - analysis (first 8 chapters is good) Dummit Foote - algebra (as
by uptownfunk 3y ago
Chartrand - mathematical proofs (if you don’t have background with proofs)
Then-
Baby Rudin - analysis (first 8 chapters is good)
Dummit Foote - algebra (as much as you can read, groups, rings, fields, even more if you can)
Needham - complex analysis
Friedberg - linear algebra
After that you can go in many directions
Many other interesting courses
Number theory
Representation theory
Probability -> stochastic processes
Statistics