Official textbooks
ForgEd Math Series
ForgEd’s official mathematics path — Algebra through multivariable calculus and quantum mechanics.
Four volumes written for ForgEd — not generated filler. Students can download each PDF today and read in the browser. Interactive web chapters, LaTeX problem sets, and auto-graded checks will roll out volume-by-volume as ForgEd's first true interactive textbook series.
- 1beginner
Vol. I · Algebra
Volume I: Algebra
Official ForgEd Volume I: fourteen-chapter interactive algebra on ForgEdLearn — sections, chapter quizzes, and course assessments — plus PDF download of the print manuscript.
PDF: 12 chapters · Interactive web: 14 chapters
- 2intermediate
Vol. II · Precalculus & Trigonometry
Volume II: Precalculus & Trigonometry
Official ForgEd Volume II: sixteen-chapter interactive precalculus and trigonometry on ForgEdLearn — sections, chapter quizzes, and course assessments — plus PDF download of the print manuscript.
PDF: 13 chapters · Interactive web: 16 chapters
- 3intermediate
Vol. III · Calculus I & II
Volume III: Calculus I & II
Official ForgEd Volume III: single-variable calculus through integration techniques and series — the core university Calculus I–II sequence in one manuscript.
13 chapters · 222 pages
- 4advanced
Vol. IV · Multivariable & QM
Volume IV: Multivariable Calculus & Quantum Mechanics
Official ForgEd Volume IV: multivariable calculus, the complex analysis and linear algebra quantum theory requires, and a first course in nonrelativistic quantum mechanics.
18 chapters · 392 pages
Interactive edition — how we'll ship it
- Phase 1 (live): Volume I — full interactive textbook on ForgEdLearn plus PDF download. Volumes II–IV — PDF reader and downloads.
- Phase 2: Interactive web editions for Vol. II–III (precalculus/trig and calculus), with richer LaTeX and Helix study help.
- Phase 3: Auto-graded problem banks tied to each section, chapter gates, and a dedicated ForgEd Math learning path with completion credentials.
Recommendation: ship downloads now, pilot interactive sections on Algebra (Vol. I) before rewriting all four volumes — math needs real LaTeX and proof-quality rendering, not rushed HTML paraphrases of your manuscripts.