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If you want to learn calculus the way Feynman did, seek out "Calculus for the Practical Man"[1], which is the textbook he used to learn. Fair to say it's nowher
by seanhunter 3y ago
If you want to learn calculus the way Feynman did, seek out "Calculus for the Practical Man"[1], which is the textbook he used to learn. Fair to say it's nowhere near as good as say Stewart or Spivak, which are the ones I have.
https://archive.org/details/j.e.thompsoncalculusforthepracticalman https://archive.org/details/j.e.thompsoncalculusforthepracti...
- buescher 3y agoHe learned to differentiate under the integral from Advanced Calculus by Woods, in high school.