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2nd possibility: implement code based on my book

Hi Daniel,
I had a question about your PDE(Numerics) book. From the TOC, I am familiar with some of the material covered in the first five chapters.

Would you recommend this as a companion book to Strauss/Rustom Choksi(Choksi, PDE) or can I think of using it as a primary text for learning PDEs too.

Regards,
Quasar
 
Hi Daniel,
I had a question about your PDE(Numerics) book. From the TOC, I am familiar with some of the material covered in the first five chapters.

Would you recommend this as a companion book to Strauss/Rustom Choksi(Choksi, PDE) or can I think of using it as a primary text for learning PDEs too.

Regards,
Quasar
This book is too theoretical and long-winded for the current context. In a more math degree it would be OK but it too has prerequisites. No free lunch.

My objective was to have my book as self-contained as possible!!

Good practical books


 
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And BEST book ever for folk like your good self is KKOP .. get it ASAP


That's all your need.

You gotta know a bit of finance as well. It is for (aspiring) quants.

And program up the stuff .. staring at equations is not enough :eek:
 
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And BEST book ever for folk like your good self is KKOP .. get it ASAP


That's all your need.

You gotta know a bit of finance as well. It is for (aspiring) quants.

And program up the stuff .. staring at equations is not enough :eek:
Thank you for both practical suggestions - and I am a big fan of KKOP, makes for a very nice methods course, very accessible. Will be in touch here.
 
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