Free Math Books

Published by patrick honner on

book stackThis is a collection of around 200 free online math books.

http://planetmath.org/?op=mscbrowse&from=books

It seems like many of these are pretty advanced, but it’s nice to know that when you are ready to learn about Geometrodynamics and Nontrigonometric Fourier Analysis, the resources are out there.

Could this be yet another nail in the coffin of textbook publishers?  Let’s cross our fingers.

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Math teacher in Brooklyn, New York

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