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I feel like if you are used to programming in haskell, you'll have no problem with math syntax


Math generally suffers from a great deal less precision than Haskell. It’s always a treat for me as a Haskell user to find a math or physics text that’s truly notationally precise. Only authors who really understand what they’re doing at a deep level can pull it off.


Have you read Structure and Interpretation of Classical Mechanics by any chance? Sounds right up your alley.


I have not, thank you for the ref


Just to be sure, the web version of the second edition is freely available at https://mitpress.mit.edu/sites/default/files/titles/content/... .




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