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Topic	Hey math nerds, where should I go next?
lderivedx 05/02/24 6:05:59 PM #14:	You should probably work though a book that introduces mathematical proofs. I think a new one that I have heard good things about is "The Tools of Mathematical Reasoning" by Lakins. It's expensive but I'm sure pdfs exist. Another one that's actually open source is "Book of Proof" by Hammack: https://www.people.vcu.edu/~rhammack/BookOfProof/ Proofs in high school geometry are only somewhat representative of proofs you get in the rest of mathematics. However, there are not many more topics you can learn without having to know how to prove things. --- i cant get off unless we're violating at least four OSHA regulations <cite>lderivedx posted [p:980208852] in Hey math n... [t:80759838]...</cite> <quote>You should probably work though a book that introduces mathematical proofs. I think a new one that I have heard good things about is "The Tools of Mathematical Reasoning" by Lakins. It's expensive but I'm sure pdfs exist.Another one that's actually open source is "Book of Proof" by Hammack: https://www.people.vcu.edu/~rhammack/BookOfProof/Proofs in high school geometry are only somewhat representative of proofs you get in the rest of mathematics. However, there are not many more topics you can learn without having to know how to prove things. --- i cant get off unless we're violating at least four OSHA regulations</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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