The website of this link is the content of the fourth uncle:/kaoyan/2007-08-10134396848.shtml.
However, there may be a little change every year, but it is generally not good. If you are from 2009, review according to the 2008 outline first, and then compare the differences when the outline comes out in July 2009. Generally, there is little change, just adding 1, two knowledge points or reducing a knowledge point. In short, before the new syllabus comes out, you can review it according to the 2008 syllabus with peace of mind. No problem.
Bibliography: Advanced Mathematics (Fifth Edition) (Volume I and Volume II): Tongji University (this is the most common and recognized).
Linear algebra: Tongji University (this is not fixed)
Mathematical statistics and probability: published by Zhejiang University (this book is highly praised by experts, and the exercises after the book are extremely valuable and must be done, and some real questions are on it)
There are textbooks on it. This is the first round, and it is also the longest and most crucial round. It is very important to lay the foundation. Don't be afraid of being slower than others. You should think about yourself. Postgraduate entrance examination is a slow job. Because there is a lot of math content, I try to do all the exercises after the book, so I may start early.
In the second round, if you have time, review the textbooks carefully. If you don't have time (such as August), read the tutorial. Chen Wendeng and Huang Xiankai's Guide to Mathematics Review and Li Zhengyuan and Li Yongle's Encyclopedia of Mathematics Review are more common (choose one). The review guide I used at that time felt good. Hehe, these two books are the most widely used, but I still have time to get the textbook again.
After reviewing for a long time, you should have a comprehensive understanding of the postgraduate entrance examination. I don't need to say more, hehe.
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You can have a look at this forum above. It's good. It should help you.