“Too Much Calculus” by Gilbert Strang, who taught me linear algebra in the late Victorian era and is still at it. Linear algebra is what we use for everything in the real world. Calculus is elegant, but you’ll never actually have to solve an integral. http://www-math.mit.edu/~gs/papers/essay.pdf …
Yep, reading your other clarification helps. I actually love 19th century style formula churning too but I realise that's a minority taste!
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Nobody *likes* numerical analysis (afaik). But it’s the reality of contemporary applied math
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Some of my friends genuinely love numerics! But I definitely didn't, and did the most 19th century PhD I could manage.
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