Mathematical analysis I. Theory and exercises with Internet complement

Publication date 17 November 2003

continuity integrals limits one-variable calculus

Mathematics in general (00A05) Introductory exposition (textbooks, tutorial papers, etc.) pertaining to real functions (26-01) Introductory exposition (textbooks, tutorial papers, etc.) pertaining to sequences, series, summability (40-01)

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The aim of this book is to provide in a short time non-expert students with the basic concepts of calculus and its main applications. Each topic is prefaced by a colloquial introduction; definitions and properties are first illustrated in a general way and only then the exact formulation is given; the main theorems are proved. The subject is supplied with many examples and counterexamples; moreover the authors give a lot of exercises, either solved or with a sketch of the solution. Complements are available online. The subject is divided into the following chapters: (1) set theory, numerical sets, binomial coefficients, Cartesian product; (2) real functions of one real variable: definitions and properties; the principal elementary functions; (3) limits for sequences and functions, continuity; (4) theorems about limits and continuity; (5) infinitesimal and infinities, numerical series; (6) differential calculus; (7) Taylor's expansions; (8) integral calculus, generalized integrals; (9) some ordinary differential equations of first and second order. The proofs are explained in a simple way, with a plain but strict language. Topological notions and complex numbers are missing.

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