Further Mathematics
Core analysis beyond a first pass: calculus from limits through multivariable methods.
IncludesCalculus.
Enter Further Mathematics →M.T Blue
M.T Blue is a software and data development team at mtblue-nsg.com. MTB Quant Library is one of its projects: a free self-study reference shown here.
MTB Quant Library is a free, self-study collection of written lessons in mathematics, organized into chapters, ordered by progression, and labeled by difficulty. Each subject stands alone: no account, no enrollment, and no assumed course sequence beyond what that subject introduces.
The library spans five tracks. Further Mathematics covers core calculus. Pure Mathematics covers structures such as linear and abstract algebra. Applied Mathematics covers models and computation. Probability & Statistics covers probability, stochastic calculus through SDEs, and time series. Quantitative Finance covers derivatives pricing and portfolio choice. Choose a track below to browse its subjects.
Core analysis beyond a first pass: calculus from limits through multivariable methods.
IncludesCalculus.
Enter Further Mathematics →Structures that stand on their own: linear algebra, abstract algebra, and related theory.
IncludesLinear Algebra, Abstract Algebra, Topology, and Discrete Mathematics.
Enter Pure Mathematics →Models and computations: differential equations, approximation, matrix factorizations, Markov chains, and numerical schemes.
IncludesDifferential Equations, Approximation, Numerical Linear Algebra, Markov Chains, and Numerical Methods.
Enter Applied Mathematics →Probability, stochastic calculus through SDEs, and time-series methods: the shared toolkit behind models and markets.
IncludesProbability & Statistics, Stochastic Calculus, and Time Series.
Enter Probability & Statistics →Portfolio choice and derivatives pricing written for markets, risk, and quantitative decision-making.
IncludesDerivatives Pricing and Portfolio Theory & Asset Pricing.
Enter Quantitative Finance →Chapters that can be started in either order share a card. An arrow is a true prerequisite: the lower card needs the upper one. Drag to pan, scroll to zoom, or use reset to fit the whole tree. On touch devices, tap a card to see prerequisites, then tap the title again to open.