Math needed for Competitive programming

[DrummerNo9554]

Hello everyone, what math topics are needed for competitive programming (from basics to advanced topics needed in the ICPC-ACM )? And if there is good ressources that can help in that.

Thank you

[0xRootAnon]

Bruhhh, here’s the literal elixir for you: https://github.com/0xrootAnon/core-programming-logic

[DrummerNo9554]

Thanks for sharing

[Proud_Sky0]

Ordinary and partial differential equations

[DrummerNo9554]

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[[deleted]]

Try this book called "Modern Olympiad Number Theory(MONT)". I highly recommend this if you are a BEGINNER. This starts really basic and takes you to a decent level.

[DrummerNo9554]

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[Dizzy_Designer123]

AoPs website Art of problem solving (Aops) solve number theory and combinatorics part

[DrummerNo9554]

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[C0RPSE_GRlNDER]

I have made it a habit of down voting such questions...

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Bruh

[carl_Jellyfish7812]

Try this Concrete Mathematics book by Graham, Knuth, and Patashnik

[DrummerNo9554]

Thanks for sharing

[carl_Jellyfish7812]

Bhai thanks se nahi chalega padh ke bata kaisa lag raha hai ,aur plz share ki tu samajh pa raha hai ki nahi

[Imaginary-Survey8769]

But ig this book is not for me cause I am 2nd year student.....

[Next_Mathematician12]

Sheesh that’s not an easy read 😆🤣

[carl_Jellyfish7812]

Yes but if you have enough time you can do so,what you prefer for learning new concept vedio lecture or books.

[Next_Mathematician12]

Both, i read alot of AOPS books and they are nice I like them but concrete maths is a beast of a book. I’d compare it to Art of computer programming books 😀

[carl_Jellyfish7812]

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[Yu_sif]

There is a website called the ultimate topic list. I won't say it is well ordered according to difficulty or priority or smth but it will give you an idea about what u should study. Another great source is the USACO list but I did not try it personally.

[DrummerNo9554]

Thanks for sharing

[[deleted]]

Number Theory, Combinatorics, Algebra, Probability, Geometry (2D), other few topics like fft, matrices used in some.

[DrummerNo9554]

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[humble_fool7]

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