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 ===== Recommended Resources =====
-  * One of the best student-friendly books to get familiar with many of the most important advanced tools used regularly in physics is Advanced mathematical methods for scientists and engineers by Bender and Orszag. “//...a sleazy approximation that provides v good physical insight into what’s going on in some system is far more useful than an unintelligible exact result.//”
+  * One of the best student-friendly books to get familiar with many of the most important advanced tools used regularly in physics is [[https://www.springer.com/de/book/9780387989310|Advanced mathematical methods for scientists and engineers]] by Bender and Orszag. “//...a sleazy approximation that provides v good physical insight into what’s going on in some system is far more useful than an unintelligible exact result.//”
   * To get an overview of all the different math subfields this video: [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OmJ-4B-mS-Y|The Map of Mathematics]] is recommended.