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Which topics of real-analysis should be studied if you have already done calculus
Which parts of real-analysis are worth studying if you have already taken several calculus courses? I know that real-analysis is more 'rigurous', but still I wonder whether it is worth to again go ...
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Taking an exam in math analysis course.
So I'm taking my first midterm exam in math analysis soon and I'm confused on how to study for it. I mean in calculus one would be able to just go into the book and take derivatives and integrals ...
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choosing a real analysis text [closed]
I am trying to decided which real analysis text book I should buy.
I have the following in mind-
1)Walter Rudin's "Principles of Mathematical Analysis"
2)Charles Pugh's "Real Mathematical Analysis"
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Mathematical Analysis textbook
So as I have said before in a previous question, I am taking a first course in Mathematical Analysis, and I'm quite excited. I just found out though that unlike the other professors at my university, ...
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Advice about taking mathematical analysis class
I appologize if this isn't the place to ask, if it's not could you let me know and I will take it to meta? Anyway, so I am planning on taking a mathematical analysis course next spring, and I'm really ...
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Should analysis be studied minus point set topology
I have noticed that certain texts like Terry Tao's Analysis I, Bartle and Sherbert's Real analysis as well as Michael Spivak do not use the language of topology in their exposition.
A text like ...
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Example of no inclusion in set of closures
Let $(X,d)$ be a metric space and $A_j \subseteq X$ for $j = 1,2,...$ . Let $B = \bigcup_{j=1}^\infty A_j$.
Find an example for which $\bigcup_{j=1}^\infty \bar{A_j} \neq \bar{B}$.
Also, in general ...
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Recommendations for real analysis
I have completed two courses in real analysis that covered up to chapter 9 in Rudin's Principle of Mathematical Analysis (and one on complex analysis). So if I am interested in continuing on in ...
