In the 20th century, the primary ways of accessing higher mathematics were through lectures and textbooks.
But then, that was then and things have changed...
In fact, if you are...
Tired of miniaturized math that dumbs math down to symbolic manipulations and algorithms
Fed up with rigid, narrow coverage of mathematics that leaves much to be wanted
Bored of traditional textbooks and lectures whose motives are academic rather than mathematical
Yearning for more mathematical thinking, problem solving and exploration
... then you might have come to the right place!
In particular, here are a few mathematical goodnesses that you might find interesting:
The Definitive Guide to Learning Higher Mathematics
An integrated guide on optimizing higher mathematical learning — through the lens of 10 foundational principles and numerous actionable tips.
The ultimate latex reference Guide
The largest cheat sheet on LaTeX ever produced — with all the commands, environments and packages a typical math user will ever need.
math Vault free ebook series
Free, exquisite eBooks on various topics of higher mathematics — such as the ones on linear algebra.
improvised math tutoring / Consulting
Inquiry-based higher mathematical learning at your service — for the greater Montreal area / online communities.
free illustrated / definitive guides
Free visual guides such as The 10 Commandments of Higher Math Learning.
Math Vault Community Group
An online community where higher math enthusiasts dwell and interact with each other.
math modules from contributors and yours truly
Contribute to our growing repertoire of guides, articles, modules and other miscellanies.
regular higher math questions And puzzles
Join other fellow higher math enthusiasts in challenging your mathematical intellect and creative ingenuity.
And there's more goodies from The Vault as well:
The Definitive, Non-Technical Introduction to LaTeX, Professional Typesetting and Scientific Publishing
The Definitive Higher Math Guide on Integer Long Division (and Its Variants)
Derivative of x^x, x^x^x, and an Introduction to Tetration and Hyper-Exponentiation
Given a series of boxes and balls, what is the chance of randomly dropping the balls to fill all the boxes?
Derivative of Inverse Functions: Theory and Applications
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