Mathematics subject (Master) examination can be divided into the following categories in terms of examination content and score distribution:
It is not difficult to see from the above table that no matter what kind of mathematics, advanced mathematics accounts for a considerable proportion, followed by linear algebra, probability theory and mathematical statistics.
Mathematics for postgraduate entrance examination is not the same as college mathematics. In postgraduate mathematics, the difficulty of the topic is often higher than the exercises at the back of the textbook. Therefore, for most students who are preparing for the postgraduate entrance examination, if they only focus on the exercises at the back of the reference book, it will be difficult to achieve more competitive results in future exams.
The seven recommended textbooks for postgraduate entrance examination are the same: advanced mathematics (Tongji edition) and linear algebra (science and engineering: Tongji edition, economics: NPC edition, but most people will choose Tongji edition).
Probability Theory and Mathematical Statistics (Zhejiang University Edition)
There are two kinds of books. The first book is an old version of Li Yongle and Li Zhengyuan's math review book. Li Yongle summed up the concept more clearly. If there is not enough time, it is recommended to use the whole book. The second is a new edition of the book reviews by Li Yongle and Wang Shian. Personally recommend the old version, which is more comprehensive.
The guide refers to the math review guide (science and engineering, economics: Chen Wendeng, Huang Xiankai), but the guide is too difficult, and it takes time to study each question clearly. Moreover, compared with the whole book, the topic deviates from the postgraduate entrance examination questions, but the reading guidance is skillful, which is a good choice for those who want to get high marks and have a good mathematical foundation, and can also assist the whole book.