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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1467284
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28 June 2000
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real analysis
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The motivation of the author is to facilitate understanding of real analysis which is a very important field for non-Math majors who use it as a tool. The author's aim has been to create a comfort zone with intuitive ideas, examples without any loss of rigor. Also, multivariable calculus is a topic in this book which is a positive feature. This book has many interesting examples. It can be used as a two semester (or three quarter) undergraduate course on the theory of calculus by juniors or seniors pursuing a career goal in science, statistics, engineering, computer science, business etc. Also, a portion of the book can be used for a course titled Introduction to Analysis, Theoretical Calculus, Honors Calculus, Advanced Calculus, or the equivalent. Personally, I find it a good book to refer, to refresh or understand better the concepts of the theory of calculus as needed.
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