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An Infinitely Large Napkin by Evan Chen

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An Infinitely Large Napkin
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Publisher: MIT
Number of pages: 615

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The Napkin project is a personal exposition project aimed at making higher math accessible to high school students. Topics: Basic Algebra and Topology; Linear Algebra and Multivariable Calculus; Groups and Rings; Complex Analysis; Quantum Algorithms; Algebraic Topology; Category Theory; Differential Geometry; etc.

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