Graduate Texts in Mathematics Books in Order
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series of graduate-level textbooks in mathematics published by Springer-Verlag
Books in this series
Ordered by first publication where known. The official numbering for this series is incomplete in our sources, so we don't show series numbers we can't verify.
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Buy on AmazonCategories for the working mathematician
1971 · Saunders Mac Lane
Categories for the working mathematician is a 1971 book by Saunders Mac Lane. It is part of the series Graduate Texts in Mathematics. Catalog genres:…
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Buy on Amazon1980 · Albert Shiryaev
This book offers a systematic introduction to probability, beginning with basic concepts and moving toward advanced topics such as random walks,…
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A first course in noncommutative rings
2001 · T. Y. Lam
A first course in noncommutative rings is a 2001 book by T. Y. Lam. It is part of the series Graduate Texts in Mathematics.
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Buy on Amazon2003 · Branko Grünbaum
Convex Polytopes is a graduate-level textbook on convex polytopes, which are higher-dimensional generalizations of three-dimensional convex…
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Buy on Amazon2017 · Reinhard Diestel
A standard textbook of modern graph theory, now in its fourth edition, combining the authority of a classic with an engaging, fresh style. It covers…
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Frequently asked questions
What order should I read the Graduate Texts in Mathematics books in?
Read them in publication order — the list above is sorted by first publication where known, starting with “Categories for the working mathematician”.
How many books are in the Graduate Texts in Mathematics series?
We list 10 books by Albert Shiryaev , published between 1971–2019.
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