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An Introductory Single Variable Real Analysis

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An Introductory Single Variable Real Analysis
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Publisher: Arkansas Tech University
Number of pages: 179

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The present manuscript is designed for an introductory course in real analysis suitable to upper sophomore or junior level students who already had the calculus sequel as well as a course in discrete mathematics or an equivalent course in mathematical proof. The content is considered a moderate level of difficulty.

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