In a textbook for an undergraduate course in real analysis, Bridger recognizes that besides mathematics majors, such courses attract students of secondary teaching, physical sciences, and computer science and need more (and less) than a foundation for advanced graduate mathematics courses. The course shapes the way students think about mathematics, he says, and is often a student's introduction to precise reasoning and writing. His topics include the real numbers and completeness, an inverse function theorem and its application, the Riemann integral, and the complex numbers and Fourier series. Annotation ©2019 Ringgold, Inc., Portland, OR (protoview.com)
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