Calculus foundations
Limits, continuity, derivatives, and integrals as tools for change and accumulation.
Higher Math Guide is a calm, original map of calculus, linear algebra, probability, analysis habits, and differential equations — written for students who want intuition and precision, not jargon for its own sake.
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Limits, continuity, derivatives, and integrals as tools for change and accumulation.
Partial derivatives, gradients, and how several variables interact in space.
Vectors, matrices, eigenvalues, and the geometry of linear maps.
Uncertainty, conditional probability, and how data updates beliefs.
Sequences, rigor, and how to write arguments that actually prove something.
A first look at equations that describe how systems evolve over time.
Long-form introductions to sticky ideas — each with outbound citations to textbooks, notes, or open educational resources.
What “for every ε there exists δ” is really asking of a function.
Instantaneous rate of change without treating the definition as a magic spell.
Stretch factors and invariant directions for linear maps.
Bayes, series, separable DEs, and more.
Derivatives, Riemann sums, matrices, vectors, binomial & normal tools, sequences, and more — all in your browser.
About thirty core terms with anchors for quick jumps from any page.
AP Calc AB bridge, linear algebra first course, and intro to proofs.
Directory of open notes, textbooks, and primary references cited on this site.