Concrete Mathematics: A Foundation for Computer Science, commonly translated into Chinese as 《具体数学》, is a transitional book bridging continuous and discrete mathematics.
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A Detailed Tutorial on Using Desmos
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A concise yet comprehensive overview of the fundamental topics related to sets (or collections) with mathematical structure
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This book is an excellent choice as an undergraduate introduction to statistics, especially suitable for students with no prior exposure to the subject.
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A book that took 10 years to complete, starting from the origins of mathematics, detailing how numbers came into being, the counting systems of ancient Rome and Babylon, gradually transitioning to mathematical axioms, proof and set theory, algebra and equations, geometry and trigonometry, and finally covering calculus, vectors, matrices, probability, fractals, and more—almost encompassing all foundational mathematics from secondary school through university.
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