Have You Bookmarked the New Alex Stef Math Resource Page?

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In summary, the new Alex Stef Math Resource Page is a comprehensive and user-friendly website that offers a variety of resources for students and teachers alike. It includes interactive learning tools, practice problems, and helpful tips and tricks for mastering math concepts. With a sleek design and easy navigation, this resource page is a must-have bookmark for anyone looking to improve their math skills.
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Those familiar with Alex Stef's page with the list of online lecture notes on mathematics and related topics may want to update their bookmarks.
This is new site: http://users.ictp.it/~stefanov/mylist.html

Those who are coming across this site for the first time may want to bookmark it. Pretty useful. :approve:
 
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:smile: As soon as I read the thread title, I knew exactly what website you were talking about.

Yes, it is very useful. I've downloaded about half of the content to my computer so far. :approve:
 
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:smile: As soon as I read the thread title, I knew exactly what website you were talking about.

Of course you would. I borrowed it from your description at the math resources page. :biggrin:

"That wonderful green yahoo page by the man known as alex_stef."
 

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