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I recommend Robert Bartle's book: The Elements of Real Analysis. I have taken calculus I, II and III about 15 yrs ago...this book I think covers all the important theorem and definition is easy to understand
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Book for brushing up Maths
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It's a fine book. His "Introduction to Real Analysis" is more basic and also to be recommended to beginners.
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Also...can you guys recommend any good problems and solution books for advanced calculus( including Derivative in Rn, multi-variable integral...
I think just read those books is not enough...I think to do certain amount of problems before enter FE program...
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I like Marsden's books on multivariable calculus and vector calculus, but many reviewers on Amazon appear not to like it.
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Can anyone recommend where to go after studying chapters 1-7 of Rudin? I'm almost done with them, should I keep going till the end of the book or should I begin studying functional analysis or measure theory? I'm thinking to start with Royden now because I'm quite afraid of papa rudin.
