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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ส.ค. 2024
- This is Mathematical Programming by V.G. Karmanov. This was published by MIR publishers in Moscow. This is a very rare book.
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Awesome. An achievement like that is such a great feeling!
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Yesterday for the first time in a long time, I decided to go to a library and grab the advanced mathematics textbook, which was a class that I failed last semester, and decided to sit down and learn directly from the book. No videos, no computers, just me, the book, a pencil and a notebook.
Although the first chapter were easy, there was something extremely satisfying when I was taking notes down of the way the author was describing the concepts of math. I spent 1 and a half hours on vectors in 2D space and I learnt SO MUCH, again not a hard topic but with each stroke of my pencil, it was like I was carving it onto my brain.
I believe what made it so nice to learn these topics again was that I placed myself in the author’s mind, like as if the author was talking in my head. I don’t know but for the first time in a long time I felt something beautiful about mathematics.
AND furthermore whenever I want detailed explanation for problems on the topic, I usually come here and look at your library of videos. But I really want to get the habit of truly reading the authors words straight from the book, they seem so pure and concentrated with high quality doses of knowledge. Today I’m going to head to the next chapter, excited to explore.
Your videos are a great way of keeping me back on track by keeping my mind sharp with mathematics and a reminder to keep moving forward. Hope to get an A in the class next time, never giving up. ❤
Its not just the feeling of being productive and learning, its truly living life in the moment
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When you went in for the smell and zoomed in on Khun Tucker theorem...I instantly got flashbacks of my graduate economics classes.
KKT conditions burned into my brain
mathematical programming now has grown to become haskell. Dragon-level terror
Mathematical programming in soviet math is mathematical optimization in western. So nothing common with actual programming or coding
@@user-ye2fc2po3di think it's called mathematical programming in the west too, or at least i've only heard the tern linear programming for the special case of mathematical programming.
It goes even further when you introduce dependent types, e.i., functions that return types. Examples of dependently typed functional languages include Coq, Agda, Idris, and Lean4.
Would love to see more CS and physics book videos👌🏾
Awesome will do!!!
I agree, especially physics
I imagine that if one is going to have a centrally-planned economic system, such as that of the U.S.S.R., mathematical optimization is a must for those making the decisions. But nonlinear problems are subject to sensitive dependence on initial conditions, otherwise known as chaos. A lot of the modern understanding of chaos was developed after this book was published, so I wonder how well this text has aged.
Planning is not prediction but enforcement
Well, you need optimization in all manner of low-dimensional problems, including getting rockets on target, so it's certainly still useful. High-dimensional and extremely high-dimensional problems are of course not really amenable to such approaches.
@@user-fd6bd2hk1p Not at all. Planning is scheduling or examing your tree of future possibilities before it transforms into the certainities of the past. The schedule may go haywire. Then you plan again. "Enforcement" is really an orthogonal problem, they may not be anything to enforce (e.g. how quickly your fuel tank empties as head for the Moon surface)
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I have that exactly same book with that awesome fabric cover. There was this Madrid, Spain bookshop called Rubiños that sold these MIR books back in the 80s
Rubiños! Brings back memories
One of the most interesting books I have is the The Soviet Chess Primer translated into English. It was supposedly a state secret back in the day when the USSR wanted all the advantages to win in chess tournaments. So cool we can read it now.
Computer science +maths - I love it both my fav
Cloth bound books are just so nice to look at - it’s a great aesthetic!
There was Linear Programming (linear optimization) but never heard of a general Mathematical programming - thank you :) - the orbits look like some RK numerical method explanation
I can see why it looks so clean…
While I was studying engineering at the University of Louisville, the linear algebra course had just been replaced by a numerical methods course that covered writing computer programs and using off-the-shelf software to approximate solutions to various problems. The problems were previously done by tedious hand calculations using linear algebra. The instructor, Melvin J. Maron made us buy his expensive textbook (all the engineering textbooks were ridiculously expensive), Numerical Analysis, which covered much of the subjects as this book. (It was very good.)
Remember these kind of books in India while growing up.
wow the first Mir Publishing book you have reviewed that is not available at internet archive.
Maybe. at Dover Publishing ?
Hi Math Sorcerer, your videos always make me want to press the Like button multiple times; One at the beginning (automatically) and one for every sniff you get on those books!!
That would probably amount to 15 Likes (on average) for each and everyone of your videos from one person only... :-)
Keep Going Sir!
Would love to see more books like this!
Great video, actually I teach nonlinear programming, which is a branch of mathematical programming.
It smells like their math spirit.
>was interested to know what was book about so watched
>guy just sniffed it a few times and said it smells wonderful
😐
Probably does the same thing with his money
This is a new high in book smelling
I have a copy of Calculus in One Variable, by Mir Publishers. I saw the thumbnail and knew it somehow how this book was going to make me feel. Yup.
That grainy-cotton textured hardcover; the author title in Russian on left and English on right; the exact same font.
I had a thing was Russian books you see when I was preparing for college. IE Irodov and SS Krotov have to be my favourites.
The last Russian book I picked was Chess Primer. I really hope to find someone to discuss these books with someone one day.
It’s in great shape, for a 1989 book.
Interesting! Made me dig a little deeper, and I found a "History of mathematical programming in the USSR', by B T Polyak (available for free at the Internet Archive) which makes for a riveting read : "Textbooks and monographs were extremely cheap and were published in a large number of copies. For instance, the price of the textbook “Mathematical Programming” by V. Karmanov was 44 kopecks (about 70 cents), and just for one edition the circulation was 60,000 copies." That's the fun side, but most of the article is about the severe restrictions placed upon mathematicians in that bygone era.
Information about the print run of the book can be found on the last pages. Soviet books usually always had information about the edition's circulation printed.
I love that you share your books. 😊❤
I love smell of books too!
I like the videos about math and math books but the books sniffing is a bit unsettling !
I saw several of Karmanov's books in Russian. Seems to be a good author.
The smell is from decomposing lignin. It has a sweet fragrance resembling vanilla.
YOOO TEACH WHERE UR COURSES COMING OUT RU MAKING MORE?!?!?!?! WOULD LOVE GEOMETRY ONES LIKE GIGA HARD ONES!!!!
It's ok, I think we all like to smell old books too :)
The smell of old books, yes, that unique feeling
Rare or not ! When this book was published 1989(?) it was obsolete (IMHO) - because the computerized modells had such a threat on mathematical LP (Linear Programming) Problems that lead to new Methods and new applications. In 1988 I worked with LP88/ GLIM - (General Linear Integer Modelling) from University of Oxford, a Method that could used for linearized logarithmic Problems. This was a breaktrough for Forecast Models and much more. Yes, Russian mathematics made some contributions to elegant solutions, but ultimately this was irrelevant in practice, because the solutions were created on computers.
The problems were no longer of a mathematical nature, but problems of implementation in programming. After the assembly code of LP88 and GLIM was "saved" in C++, it was possible to calculate "large models" in a high-level language in C++ again from 1995 onwards. A little later also in Pascal. Strangely enough, Forth, although well suited to such problems, never caught on. Today we have Haskell, or Rust, which deal with such problems.
Just ordered one for myself.
For those, who want to save some time, information starts at 2:00
Hey teacher, what if you start a program to fully become a programmer 😅
It looks beautiful😮
Not into programming but the cover of this book looks so satisfying to look at😅❤
Mathematical programming is not really programming, it is just the name.
when a bookworm finds a decent snack
Are you getting high on math books?
I can very much so relate to the nosegasm going on in this video. No need to excuse yourself.
i'd really like to follow a nice course in mathematical programming! ... any idea?
Go to coursera and search matlab programming. I plan to follow this course myself.
Ebook not found to download. Russian books are very simple to understand ❤
The fifth edition was published in 2004.
Mathematical programming..wooed
isn't that topic obsoleted by the neural networks these days? Cause neural networks too, are based on linear algebra.
I liked linear programming, wish there were a practical way to keep that knowledge fresh, like some everyday use for it.
Actually it's widely used in machine learning. Any type of ML algorithm is some kind of maximization or minimization problem
@@ml_enjoyer that fails the "practical" part of the test. I really liked the class and the 2 ways to perform the calculations.
can you do smelling books session asmr?😂 i now suddenly fond of smelling my books but some of my books smells moldy. i wonder if molds can still be removed in old books.
If i am not remembering wrong i have seen this in my university library
Wow I’m not the only one getting a whiff off the books😂 I love books smell
Books have a magic about them. I mostly use an ereader these days, but real books, and particularly old ones, are "special." I have a history of Western Europe that my grandfather gave me when I was a kid - it's one of the oldest things I own and I absolutely treasure it.
Hello! Im a highschool student currently lost with mathematics. I know basic math and I can solve things but I lack a lot of basics. Im learning Cal BC starting June. But im not even sure if I can confidently say I know Precal. I want to catch up with my class and show my teachers I can solve things. Where should I start? Any comment will help. I just want some guidance.
There are probably good online course in all kinds of subjects of interest (Coursera and MIT certainly has those). Interaction is key, in old times we wrote down the exercises which one should still do but these days one has the interactive systems and the markup-driven "notebooks". The problem is time... learning and solving even the simplest things takes a lot of time
does anyone have the pdf?
ou boi I can feel the smell of the book :)
math sorcerer , i'm a jee aspirant and i need a good calculus book .please can u suggest me one?
তুমি Thomas বা Stewart এর Calculus বইগুলি দেখতে পারো। এ বাদে যদি আরেকটু higher level করতে চাও, তাহলে Bartle Sherbert বা Goldberg এর Analysis বা Apostol er Calculus বইগুলোও দেখতে পারো।
Lol a third of the video is sniffing books.
#1, Get a room. #2, if the book is not in print please consider some type of digital archive so it can be shared with others.
We need books for engineering students
I wonder how many times the math sorcerer has been thrown out of a library for sniffing the books 🤣
I always smell books, I judge books by their smell in fact
LOL! You really like the smell of books!
Moss-Cow? And, you cant pronounce his name?
You guys know any other book related to this topic?
we are reading books, you are eating them.
Funny I smell books too
Hey
First!
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Get a room 👃📖 😷😂
lmao
Stop smelling it
no
However GTM series smells like shit...
Soviet mahematics book gets translated.
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This is available as a pdf in French
...of course the Sorceror knows Cyrillic 🤌 I demand to know your opinions on Penrose and Godel please, o wise instructor