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Thanks. I have already covered those topics during my CS undergrad. But I'm trying to redo some things at a much higher level. Hence the comparison with SICP, w

by nextos 13y ago

Thanks. I have already covered those topics during my CS undergrad. But I'm trying to redo some things at a much higher level. Hence the comparison with SICP, which is far from a regular introductory book. In the same vein, a course with Axler & Rudin is far more advanced than a standard one.

dobbsbob 13y ago
http://ocw.mit.edu/courses/mathematics/ http://ocw.mit.edu/courses/mathematics/ find a course(s) that covers what you're looking for, write a blog and call it Structural Interpretation Of Undergrad Math and pick the book chapters and lectures that go into depth like SICP does (: