Is the maximal path through a math book necessarily linear?

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manpreet Tuteehub forum best answer Best Answer 2 years ago

I'm studying with two main math books (Munkres and D&F) these couple of months. My method so far is just going through the book page by page constructing everything in it (independently if I can) in my notebook. At the end of a section I try to do all the exercise. The ones I don't manage to solve I either post here or save for later. All in all I’m enjoying myself.

My progress is slow (chapter per month) which is not a problem in itself but lately I find myself not remembering things discussed in previous chapters (although I seldom skip any materiel).

Are there any other approaches to reading a math book that anyone could recommend besides the "linear" one?

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manpreet 2 years ago

For some personalities, like mine, it helps to test yourself. I like to look up graduate exams or other tests on the material I'm learning, and pick out problems related to the chapters I'm on. If I can answer them, great; if not, it helps me see what I need to refocus on.

In general, I try to spend an equal amount of time on new material and self-assigned work.


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