Introduction to Linear Algebra (Undergraduate Texts in Mathematics) 2nd edition9 reviews Serge Lang Springer, 1997 Excellent Introductory Text + A nice introduction for students of pure mathematics. + A wonderful book and benchmark test for students This text is intended for a one semester introductory course in Linear Algebra at the sophomore level geared toward mathematics majors and motivated students. It was originally extracted from Lang "Linear Algebra," and is now in its second edition (a vast improvement over the first: Lang rarely ...             The Knot Book10 reviews Colin Adams American Mathematical Society, 2004 Great introduction to knot theory + bonne introduction + Written for a non-mathematician but certainly enjoyable by mathematicians! + Pretty good introduction             Topics from One-Dimensional Dynamics (London Mathematical Society Student Texts) Karen M. Brucks, Henk Bruin Cambridge University Press, 2004 One-dimensional dynamics has generated many results, and avenues of active mathematical research with numerous inroads to this research remain to be pursued by the advanced undergraduate or beginning graduate student. While much of the material in this book is not covered elsewhere, some aspects present new research topics whose connections are drawn to other research areas from the text. ...             Real Analysis: A First Course (2nd Edition)6 reviews Russell Gordon Addison Wesley, 2001 Fantastic introduction to analysis + Undergraduate Real Analysis + Real Analysis Book Review + A great 1-term-undergraduate text in Analysis             Applied Combinatorics9 reviews Alan Tucker Wiley, 2006 Excellent for applications The book covers the fundamentals of graph theory and combinatorics (enumeration) and is designed for first courses for undergraduates. The material is presented in a clear, friendly manner. The sections are short and specific and the emphasis is on problem-solving. Many examples are provided and ...             Differential Equations (with CD-ROM)21 reviews Paul Blanchard, Robert L. Devaney, ... Brooks Cole, 2005 You need this solutions manual. + Unique, Impressive If you have an instructor like mine who does not like to cover all the minor details of this subject, you need this solutions manual to show you how to do the hw problems. It's worth the money but try to get a used one if you can.             Multivariable Calculus: From Numerical, Graphical, and Symbolic Points of View17 reviews Arnold Ostebee, Paul Zorn Houghton Mifflin Company, 2002 A teacher-user's viewpoint PLUS excellent student feedback + Perfect Condition! Most of the other reviews have it wrong. I imagine they are mostly from calculus students who got grades they didn't want, which isn't hard to do no matter WHAT book is used. I'd hate to think any calculus teachers downrated this book. It's a prize winner. I teach advanced placement calculus; ...             Calculus: A Complete Course (2nd Edition)6 reviews Ross L. Finney, Franklin D. Demana, ... Addison Wesley, 1999 Excellent Book + Not shaby + A Well-written Textbook I had the privilage of using this book for my calculus course as a senior in high school. I am now in college and very often refer back to this text because it is so comprehensively written. The book is easy to understand, but still covers a great deal of the very broad subject of CALCULUS!             A Course in Number Theory and Cryptography (Graduate Texts in Mathematics)14 reviews Neal Koblitz Springer, 1994 Excellent book for self study + Koblitz's Course in Number Theory and Cryptography + Essential for your secrets + Pleasant introduction to cryptography + Outstanding presentations             Elementary Number Theory10 reviews David M. Burton McGraw-Hill Science/Engineering/Math, 2001 Rigorous and not too hard + an excellent introductory book + A Worthy Number Theory Text + as a start.. perfect             The Shape of Space (Pure and Applied Mathematics)11 reviews Jeffrey R. Weeks CRC, 2001 Magic book on Topology for educated commons + Orientability in Manifolds + The joy of math + Excellent Introduction, No Assumptions + Interesting book             Elementary Number Theory10 reviews David M. Burton McGraw-Hill Science/Engineering/Math, 2001 Rigorous and not too hard + an excellent introductory book + A Worthy Number Theory Text + as a start.. perfect             Introduction to Linear Algebra (Undergraduate Texts in Mathematics) 2nd edition9 reviews Serge Lang Springer, 1997 Excellent Introductory Text + A nice introduction for students of pure mathematics. + A wonderful book and benchmark test for students This text is intended for a one semester introductory course in Linear Algebra at the sophomore level geared toward mathematics majors and motivated students. It was originally extracted from Lang "Linear Algebra," and is now in its second edition (a vast improvement over the first: Lang rarely ...             A Course in Number Theory and Cryptography (Graduate Texts in Mathematics)14 reviews Neal Koblitz Springer, 1994 Excellent book for self study + Koblitz's Course in Number Theory and Cryptography + Essential for your secrets + Pleasant introduction to cryptography + Outstanding presentations             Multivariable Calculus: From Numerical, Graphical, and Symbolic Points of View17 reviews Arnold Ostebee, Paul Zorn Houghton Mifflin Company, 2002 A teacher-user's viewpoint PLUS excellent student feedback + Perfect Condition! Most of the other reviews have it wrong. I imagine they are mostly from calculus students who got grades they didn't want, which isn't hard to do no matter WHAT book is used. I'd hate to think any calculus teachers downrated this book. It's a prize winner. I teach advanced placement calculus; ...             The Shape of Space (Pure and Applied Mathematics)11 reviews Jeffrey R. Weeks CRC, 2001 Magic book on Topology for educated commons + Orientability in Manifolds + The joy of math + Excellent Introduction, No Assumptions + Interesting book             Topics from One-Dimensional Dynamics (London Mathematical Society Student Texts) Karen M. Brucks, Henk Bruin Cambridge University Press, 2004 One-dimensional dynamics has generated many results, and avenues of active mathematical research with numerous inroads to this research remain to be pursued by the advanced undergraduate or beginning graduate student. While much of the material in this book is not covered elsewhere, some aspects present new research topics whose connections are drawn to other research areas from the text. ...             Differential Equations (with CD-ROM)21 reviews Paul Blanchard, Robert L. Devaney, ... Brooks Cole, 2005 You need this solutions manual. + Unique, Impressive If you have an instructor like mine who does not like to cover all the minor details of this subject, you need this solutions manual to show you how to do the hw problems. It's worth the money but try to get a used one if you can.             Calculus: A Complete Course (2nd Edition)6 reviews Ross L. Finney, Franklin D. Demana, ... Addison Wesley, 1999 Excellent Book + Not shaby + A Well-written Textbook I had the privilage of using this book for my calculus course as a senior in high school. I am now in college and very often refer back to this text because it is so comprehensively written. The book is easy to understand, but still covers a great deal of the very broad subject of CALCULUS!             The Knot Book10 reviews Colin Adams American Mathematical Society, 2004 Great introduction to knot theory + bonne introduction + Written for a non-mathematician but certainly enjoyable by mathematicians! + Pretty good introduction