Recommend me some resources then
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No it destroyed @mistersinister.
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I don't know about physics, but mathematics yes.
Amazon product ASIN 1337613924View: https://www.amazon.com/Calculus-Early-Transcendentals-James-Stewart/dp/1337613924
i think i understand everything upto calc 3 im looking for some advanced things like topology and abstract algebra seems like a good cope, i first thought im too young and low iq for that then i saw this yt channel he's 17
View: https://youtu.be/gykB5vTmyog
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I quite liked both. How familiar are you with mathematical proofs (induction etc.) and analysis?
Calc 3 probability i like number theory
Any recommendations to self study those?
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The reason I asked is because more advanced math is very proof-heavy and topology is basically more abstract analysis, so having seen analysis first is helpful.
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Most standard textbooks on these subjects are more or less the same, so any one of those should be good. There should also be plenty of videos on youtube if that's more your jam. E.g.,
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Check zbMath. It has plenty of books MSC sorted both applied and pure math.
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There's no such thing as "too young", but there is such thing as too low IQ.
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Unironically the best cope. If I was high IQ I would've studied it regularly. Physics is the study of how our universe works and there's nothing more interesting than that.
True knowing the universe is the greatest thing you can do as human
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