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- fjellfras 14y agoThank you for the link, I used to subscribe to r/math at one point. However, my problem is a bit different. I am looking to re-learn the stuff I had gone through in college, as opposed to many people on r/math (as well as the audience for that post I presume) who want to cover new ground in math. I seem to have just forgotten a lot of stuff or maybe not studied it right the first time around. Still I'll look at the books there, I'm sure there should be a significant overlap in my goals and those of people who want to start learning math.