I looked at an interesting math book (an analysis book) on Amazon's website a while ago but I don't remember what it was at all. I remember some details from reviews of the book though. A reviewer commented that they finally understood Green's Functions because of the book in particular because of some insight it gave about the non-commutativity of certain aspects of integrals involving dirac delta functions. Where on Stack Exchange should I ask if anyone knows which book I am talking about?
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1Have you googled with 'site:amazon.com'?– philipxyCommented Apr 3, 2022 at 22:45
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google.com/… - finds a few, but which review matches your description is another matter.– RobCommented Apr 4, 2022 at 3:12
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- Mathematics has a [reference-request] tag, which seems like the best fit to me.
- MathOverflow also has a [reference-request] tag. MathOverflow only deals with research-level math though (unlike Mathematics, which deals with math at any level).
- Mathematics Educators also has a [reference-request] tag, consider it if you are asking this question in the context of mathematics education.
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