Problems and Solutions for Undergraduate Analysis (Undergraduate Texts in Mathematics)

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Summary: Finaly an outstanding problems and solutions guide
Review: The only way to study mathematics is by solving a large number of problems: this book permits the eager student to challenge his acquired knowledge. A must to all the students wanting to really master undergraduate analysis.

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Summary: Excellent companion to Lang's Analysis book
Review: This book is not just a "solutions manual." There are detailed proofs for all of the problems in the book. This book is essential if you want to truly learn real analysis.

Rating:
Summary: Excellent companion to Lang's Analysis book
Review: This book is not just a "solutions manual." There are detailed proofs for all of the problems in the book. This book is essential if you want to truly learn real analysis.

Rating:
Summary: Excellent companion to Lang's Analysis book
Review: This book is not just a "solutions manual." There are detailed proofs for all of the problems in the book. This book is essential if you want to truly learn real analysis.

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Summary: I recommend this text for self-study
Review: This collection of problems is really quite good. First, the problem is spelled out entirely, so you don't need to refer to the text. It is self-contained, for the most part. Each of the solutions is worked out with generous detail and the problems are chosen to accentuate certain basic results that are easy to take for granted unless you see the difficulties that arise in their absence. I recommend this text for self-study as a running start to Polya and Szego's more difficult problem book.