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Author here. Thanks for all your comments! This is the followup book from the No bullshit guide to math and physics and is written in the same style. I'm stil
by ivan_ah 13y ago
Author here.
Thanks for all your comments!
This is the followup book from the No bullshit guide to math and physics and is written in the same style. I'm still doing some final touchups on the prerequisites chapters (Ch1 and Ch2) and I want to beef-up the Applications chapter, but the core material is done.
Several of my students asked to see the book---even unfinished---because they wanted to use it to study for their finals so I decided to make a pre-release. Once I finish the Applications chapter I'll create the print version and a nicer looking eBook (sans-serif). The current version is intended for easy printing at home of sections that you have to study for.
@Irishsteve thanks for posting! I am on a plane right now going to SF (tourism mostly, but if anyone wants to talk textbook business... hit me up) and I couldn't resist the $10 for 1h of internet time. I had a nice surprize when I checked HN!
- dkural 13y agoPage 3 - phased -> fazed (in figure explanation)
- ivan_ah 13y agoThanks!
- Blahah 13y agoI know you point out it's unfinished, but I hope you've got a good team of editors, because there are a lot of grammar and spelling mistakes. The content looks awesome though - look forward to the full thing.
- jimhefferon 13y agoVery nice. FWIW, the table of contents links did not work for me. (Firefox's .pdf viewer under Ubuntu, if that helps.)