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The title claims it makes calculus easy, and yet there is no category theory. "How can this be possible?!" I hear you ask. Well, the book was written in 1910,
by barfbagginus 3y ago
The title claims it makes calculus easy, and yet there is no category theory.
"How can this be possible?!" I hear you ask.
Well, the book was written in 1910, 50 years before category theory appeared.
But do not worry! There is a book that uses categories to develop ordinary differential and integral calculus!
What could be easier than that? I don't know! But if I find it, I'll let you know!
Enjoy!
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