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Hi friends, I don't have the basic grounding on calculus. But I have been stuffed by the formulas and methods at school (seriously neither the teachers are efficient nor I took better steps to learn myself). But cannot retain them because I don't have the basic understanding. That time I didnt take it much serious. But now I see that calculus is omnipresent. I cannot escape it. For example, frobenius, bessel, etc etc.. they are really daunting. Can anyone guide me to get a good book so that I can get a fair grip on calculus and can digest the topics such as PDE, applied maths etc. I need a book the teaches from the very basics in a interactive and easily understandable way.!. Similar to this article : http://www.irregular...c.net/1640.html (This is indeed really wonderful to read) Thankyou.

I have a small and little background in all these aforementioned stuff friend. I've attended those class but cant understand anything what the lecturers lectured!. Tried some books but no satisfaction and cant clearly perceive things. Tried books: Digital communications by Simon Haykins Communication theory by Simon Haykins

Hi friends, I am new to engineering and I've taken a electronics and communication branch. Whenever i study the subjects, i feel a bit annoying in the derivations parts, especially the communication subjects such as antennas, em waves etc. Please provide me some web links for illustrative explanations for the weird topics such as Fourier transform, frequency,time and space domains, signal to noise ratio, time domain and frequency domain analysis etc. I want link clearly explaining these concepts and many other(if available). and i am sick of googling these things as i land on many websites that doesn't suit my mind. Thanks.