Foglietti and scattered thoughts
A computer scientist's Math
Quantum & classical computing
Yet another tech blog
The moral is that nothing in this world is trivial.
It’s only the superficiality of the observer that determines the degree of error in judgment. Digging deeper always leads to new questions, to doubts.
It’s called humility in learning.
This is the spirit of this blog: curiosity that drives you to dig deeper, to ask new questions.
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My bookshelf
It’s the Breviary, you must always have it with you. Only buy it with a hard cover, so it will be preserved forever.
Must to have
It's a matter of taste, but for me it's the best linear algebra book. We can't be friends if you don't appreciate it.
Linear Algebra from scratch
From theoretical point of view I found it clear even for computer scientistis
It’s Nobel-level stuff, you can’t miss it!
When I think Tannoudji made a mistake, I come here to get confirmation that I'm an idiot.
Second option
Cover-Thomas, just over the top
Proof that you're a computer scientist.
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Out of competition: by far the best statistics book.
The exercises and examples it offers are enlightening.
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If you're looking for an old-school approach, Lang is the one
A Bourbaki group member
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Even though it's not exactly an easy topic, this is the best in the series.
Serge Lang, nothing more to add.
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It's not directly related to the topic, yet it's one of my favorites, even for Algebra
Smale, a sure thing
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Just started, so far no regrets
Recommended by a friend: a damn good physicist