Principles of Mathematical Analysis

Author: (American) Rudin, written by, translated by Zhao Cigeng, Jiang Duo
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Publishing Date: 2008-12-01
Features: It is a classic modern mathematics masterpiece and has long been respected by the mathematical community. As one of Rudin's classic works on analysis, this book has had a broad and profound influence in Western countries and even in China, and is used as a required textbook for many universities' mathematical analysis courses. The book covers a wealth of content in advanced calculus, with the most exciting parts concentrated in chapters such as basic topological structures, function series and sequences, multivariable functions, and the integration of differential forms. The third edition has been revised and expanded, making it more aligned with students' reading habits and ways of thinking. The content of the book is quite concise, with a simple and clear structure, which is also a distinctive feature of Rudin's works. More than a textbook, it is like a dictionary.