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EE Math Resources

The document provides a list of essential math resources for electrical engineering study, including links to textbooks and courses on topics such as Calculus, Linear Algebra, Differential Equations, Probability, Signals and Systems, Complex Analysis, and Discrete Mathematics. Each resource is attributed to its author or institution, with corresponding links for access. This compilation aims to support in-depth understanding of mathematical concepts relevant to electrical engineering.

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EE Math Resources

The document provides a list of essential math resources for electrical engineering study, including links to textbooks and courses on topics such as Calculus, Linear Algebra, Differential Equations, Probability, Signals and Systems, Complex Analysis, and Discrete Mathematics. Each resource is attributed to its author or institution, with corresponding links for access. This compilation aims to support in-depth understanding of mathematical concepts relevant to electrical engineering.

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Essential Math Resources for In-Depth Electrical Engineering Study

Calculus

Calculus by Gilbert Strang (MIT OCW)

Link: [Link]

Linear Algebra

Linear Algebra by Jim Hefferon (Open Textbook)

Link: [Link]

Differential Equations

Elementary Differential Equations by William Trench

Link: [Link]

Probability

Introduction to Probability by Bertsekas & Tsitsiklis (MIT)

Link: [Link]

Signals and Systems

MIT OCW - Signals and Systems (6.003)

Link: [Link]

Complex Analysis

MIT OCW - Complex Variables and Applications

Link: [Link]

Discrete Mathematics

Discrete Mathematics by László Lovász

Link: [Link]

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