Differential and Integral Calculus, Vol. 2

I learned Freshman calculus at NYU from the two volumes by Richard Courant. I highly recommend volume 1 and volume 2 to any college student who wants to acquire a solid foundation in calculus.

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Even though this is a great book for an advanced student or a mathematician but not a good book for students just starting to learn calculus I and II. It can be very hard book to understand.

I received the Differential and Calculus, Vol. 2 in excellent condition in a timely manner. What else can I say, it's only a book.

like the first volume better

I had the usual 1960's ho-hum calculus class suffered through by billions of semi-conscious life forms over the last 200 years. However, when I was a first year grad student, I discovered this book and fell in love with both volumes. It has an honored place on my bookshelf, sitting next to the Feynman Lectures in Physics. These are books you go to for insight and understanding. They'll continue to be in use 100 years from now.

I used this book in an Honors Calculus course decades ago, and it's still a useful reference. Unlike most calculus books, this is one from which you can learn real mathematics by self-study. It is not only solid on calculational techniques, but is also an introduction to real analysis, and to good mathematical reasoning and proof technique. Courant was a famous applied mathematician, and he introduced and developed the concepts in a way that is very well motivated and clear (not very common in mathematics texts these days).Different calculus textbooks will go in and out of fashion as professors try to overcome the poor preparation of their students, but Courant's book will endure as long as there are students who really want to understand thoroughly what they are doing.

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