Calculus, finally on one sheet
116 functions drawn as squares, with their graphs, their properties and short films that explain them. Made for engineering students who'd rather see the maths than memorise it.
By Håkan Lennerstad, professor emeritus in mathematics · “This is graphical mathematics!”
Three levels. Same table.
The levels aren't separate courses. They're a filter on the same sheet. Start calm, switch on more as you go.
The whole map, one click away
Like the real periodic table: see everything at once, understand the structure, click a square for the story.
Short films, straight to the point
Subtitles appear here, in their own band below the picture.
Any of the 116. Each opens with its graph, properties and rules.
A few minutes of clear explanation, recorded until it's right. 34 films in total.
Every film ends where the function leads: its derivative, its inverse, its transform.
Take the table home
Both sheets, printed on demand and shipped to your door.
“Calculus is all about functions. And their properties, of course.”
Håkan Lennerstad is professor emeritus in mathematics at Blekinge Institute of Technology. He drew the table himself over many years of teaching engineers who learn best by seeing: every square, every glyph, every arrow.
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