>>13541417>>13542048>Is there a manual?I would say yes. In my mind, I'm thinking
"Handbook of Mathematics", 6th edition.
All is explained VERY concisely with small
examples, especially good if you're in grad
school or at calculus-based physics courses.
I call it the NYNEX Mathematical White Pages--
if anything's out there, it's in here with a number
on it!
Also, pair it with a good calc book just in case
for more detail, if you desire. Once you pinpoint
that integration down, practice it a few times
until you get it. Ask yourself how you get the
next step from the previous every time and
you'll notice the little details soon enough.
What do you think?
