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Applied Analysis by J. Hunter, B. Nachtergaele

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Applied Analysis
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Publisher: World Scientific Publishing Company
ISBN/ASIN: 9810241917
ISBN-13: 9789810241919
Number of pages: 439

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Introduces applied analysis at the graduate level, particularly those parts of analysis useful in graduate applications. Only a background in basic calculus, linear algebra and ordinary differential equations, and functions and sets is required in order to fully understand the material presented.

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