Tour of my Bookshelf: Mail Haul 3: Fourier Analysis, Distribution Theory, and LOTS of Diff. Eq's

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Amazon Affiliate Links:
Differential Equations by Ross 4th ed.: amzn.to/41K914Q
Differential Equations by Nagle, Saff, Snider 9th ed: amzn.to/48DfPn1
Fourier Analysis by Stein and Shakarchi: amzn.to/3vg8aMX
Ordinary Differential Equations by Ince: amzn.to/3vodpKJ
Theory of Ordinary Differential Equations by Dharmiah: amzn.to/422ohdD
Differential Geometry by Lugo: amzn.to/3NSXCd7
Functional Analysis by Shima: amzn.to/3tvRDUU
Differential Forms by Collier: amzn.to/3H51kfY
Integral Equations by Porter and Sterling: amzn.to/4aHdt8v
Integral Equations by Kress: amzn.to/48nhygo
Basic Probability by Tijms, 2nd ed.: amzn.to/3tFuq2w
Basic Probability by Lefebvre: amzn.to/3tvRQHG
Distribution Theory and Fourier Transforms by Strichartz: amzn.to/3S7dWK0
Mathematical Economics 1 by Sampson: amzn.to/48IsGUS
Mathematical Economics by Chang and Wainwright, 4th ed.: amzn.to/3H8U8zo
Foundations of Mathematical Economics by Carter: amzn.to/41Kaxny
Timestamps
0:00 Intro
0:14 Book 1
2:11 Book 2
3:15 Book 3
5:49 Book 4
8:37 Book 5
11:49 Book 6
13:32 Book 7
16:02 Book 8
19:10 Books 9-12
23:15 Outro and Thanks

[@robertovolpi]

To my knowledge, Ince in his ODE book is the only one who writes of "subnormal solutions" and "Hamburger Equations"😀

[@MathematicalToolbox]

Hahaha never heard of hamburger equations before (at least not with that name). You're the second person to give praise to this book for unique content inclusion. I guess it was a good purchase. Thanks!

[@isaiadriel4643]

The book by Ince is amazing, but it is not easy to follow. Contains a ton of subjects that are no longer available in standard ODE books, such as continous transformation groups, Painlevé transcendentals or Lamme theory. Again, it is not easy to follow, maybe that book has more value for those who already know a few things about ODE

[@MathematicalToolbox]

Thanks for the info! Much appreciated 😁

[@TranquilSeaOfMath]

We had a good year. I have enjoyed connecting over math. Wishing you the best in the new year. 🎉🧮

[@MathematicalToolbox]

For sure! Same to you happy new year!