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Undergraduate Analysis Tools

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Undergraduate Analysis Tools
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Publisher: University of California, San Diego
Number of pages: 186

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Contents: Natural, integer, and rational Numbers; Fields; Real Numbers; Complex Numbers; Set Operations, Functions, and Counting; Metric Spaces; Series and Sums in Banach Spaces; More Sums and Sequences; Topological Considerations; Differential Calculus in One Real Variable; Simple Integration Theory; Extending the Integral by Uniform Limits.

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