if someone would mark all the "important" bits in red, I could.
alas, they don't, and drone on and on and on with smattering of important bits thrown in.
for instance, Thomas & Finney's book is what... 2000 pages ? In comparison, Piskunov was something like 200-300 pages IIRC.
btw phrase usage is not "good" english - it's in fact an easy tactic to get around it. this is a very obvious in the outputs of Indian state/academia, esp. in the humanities - lots of fancy sounding words/phrases, but very often, zero actual knowledge. some of the judgments of the indian courts, will even make you weep... but i digress.
personally, non-generic non-templated emails still take a lot of effort and constant second-guessing.
(this took ~5-10m to write, and probably still has grammatical errors and semantics issues).
My senior year quantum prof was a Landau student, and he was so terse and inscrutable - it was an awful class. Given the man's combination of thick Russian accent, lisp, and poor English, a bit of redundancy in his delivery would have helped!
for instance, Thomas & Finney's book is what... 2000 pages ? In comparison, Piskunov was something like 200-300 pages IIRC.
btw phrase usage is not "good" english - it's in fact an easy tactic to get around it. this is a very obvious in the outputs of Indian state/academia, esp. in the humanities - lots of fancy sounding words/phrases, but very often, zero actual knowledge. some of the judgments of the indian courts, will even make you weep... but i digress.
personally, non-generic non-templated emails still take a lot of effort and constant second-guessing.
(this took ~5-10m to write, and probably still has grammatical errors and semantics issues).