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Sorry, off-topic: can you recommend some (applied) math books for self study people can read before your book is published? I realize the question is somewhat
by ndnd 3y ago
Sorry, off-topic: can you recommend some (applied) math books for self study people can read before your book is published?
I realize the question is somewhat strange and the answer depends on what people work on. Let's say it is not ML/AI.
I've enjoyed e.g. 'Calculus' by G. Simmons and Niven's 'The Mathematics of Choice' even though I didn't apply any of that at work.
- j2kun 3y agoI can't say I've read any that I could recommend. I have heard nice things about Princeton Companion to Applied Mathematics (TOC: https://assets.press.princeton.edu/chapters/c10592.pdf https://assets.press.princeton.edu/chapters/c10592.pdf) but I haven't ready it personally, and it seems to be more of a reference text and have less stuff relevant to programming specifically.