An introduction to mathematical analysis

by Jonathan; Lewin Lewin, Myrtle Lewin

Designed for an introductory course in analysis or advanced calculus at undergraduate level, this text introduces students to the analysis of functions of a real variable. It provides them with solid training in mathematical thinking and writing and their first real application of the nature and role of mathematical proof. While preserving the presentation of an elementary text, it offers comprehensive coverage of one-variable real analysis. In this edition, a new chapter on sets, functions and countability provides a theoretical background for the rest of the text. There is also a wide selection of exercises with solutions and hints for some at the back of the book.

346 pages, Hardcover

Published January 1, 1988

Reviews

[Matt · Rating 4 out of 5]

Overall a great, if technically challenging, introduction to real analysis. See my review of Steven Lay's Analysis with an Introduction to Proof for a comparison review of these two books.