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Now introducing: Book recommendations from Integrrl!
We'll give you math and science recs across the spectrum and at all levels. To start, here's something for the college students:
Getting Started with MATLAB: A Quick Introduction for Scientists and Engineers
This is the book that taught me MATLAB and is the only MATLAB book I've ever needed. This guide helped me through undergraduate physics courses as well as my master's thesis in numerical analysis.
Need a babysitter? Ask a combinatorialist. Baseboards dirty? A number theorist won't mind cleaning them. And other highly scientific recommendations for mathematicians to handle the housework
Analysis is the closest to my branch of math, and I am pretty good at sweeping and vacuuming, if I do say so myself!
Find your best chores based on your discipline. Or, better, yet, find the chores you're best at to discover your best area of math.
