Quick Tour of the Topology of R
by StevenHurder, DaveMarker
Publisher: University of Illinois at Chicago 2003
Number of pages: 48
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These notes are a supplement for the 'standard undergraduate course' in Analysis at the University of Illinois at Chicago. The aim is to present a more general perspective on the incipient ideas of topology encountered when exploring the rigorous theorem-proof approach to the results of Calculus.
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