Real analysis / by Edward James McShane and Truman Arthur Botts.

Por: McShane, E. J. (Edward James), 1904-Colaborador(es): Botts, Truman Arthur, 1917-Series The university series in undergraduate mathematicsEditor: Princeton, N. J. : Van Nostrand, c1959Descripción: ix, 272 p. ; 24 cmOtra clasificación: 26-01
Contenidos:
 CONTENTS
CHAPTER 0—PRELIMINARIES
SECTION PAGE
1. Sets [1]
2. Functions and Relations [3]
3. Natural Numbers and Integers [4]
4. Disclaimer [7]
CHAPTER I—REAL NUMBERS
1. Fields [9]
2. Associativity, Commutativity, Distributivity [12]
3. Ordered Fields [14]
4. Isomorphism of Ordered Fields [18]
5. Complete Ordered Fields [20]
6. Uniqueness of Complete Ordered Fields [22]
7. The Real Number System [24]
8. Partially Ordered Sets [27]
9. The Maximality Principle [29]
CHAPTER II—CONVERGENCE
1. Convergence of Real-Valued Functions [32]
2. Elementary Properties [35]
3. Subdirected Functions [37]
4. Topological Spaces [39]
5. Convergence in Topological Spaces [40]
6. Product Spaces [42]
7. Neighborhoods and Open Sets [44]
8. Closed Sets [46]
9. Relative Topologies [49]
10. Compact Sets [50]
11. Order-Convergence [54]
12. Metric Spaces [59]
13. Convergence in R* [62]
CHAPTER III—CONTINUITY
1. Definition of Continuity [37]
2. Functions on Topological Spaces [68]
3. Semicontinuity [73]
4. Uniform Continuity [77]
5. Double Limits [80]
6. Uniform Convergence [84]
7. The Stone-Weierstrass Approximation Theorem [87]
8. Ascoli’s Theorem [92]
9. Extensions of Functions [94]
CHAPTER IV—BOUNDED VARIATION, ABSOLUTE CONTINUITY, DIFFERENTIATION
1. Monotone Functions [98]
2. Functions of Bounded Variation [99]
3. Absolutely Continuous Functions [102]
4. Functions of Intervals [105]
5. Derivatives [110]
6. Continuous Nowhere-Differentiable Functions [113]
7. Taylor’s Formula [116]
8. Differentials [118]
9. The Implicit Functions Theorem [121]
CHAPTER V—LEBESGUE-STIELTJES INTEGRATION
1. U-Functions and L-Functions [126]
2. Properties of U-Functions and of L-Functions [131]
3. The Integral [133]
4. Convergence Theorems and Sets of Measure Zero [137]
5. Summability and Intervals of Continuity [141]
6. Fubini’s Theorem [143]
7. Measurable Functions [146]
8. Measurable Sets [153]
9. Integrals from Measures [160]
10. Inequalities [161]
11. The Riemann and Riemann-Stieltjes Integrals [165]
CHAPTER VI—THE INTEGRAL AS A FUNCTION OF SETS
1. Abstract Measure Theory [173]
2. Hahn Decomposition [175]
3. Absolute Continuity [177]
4. Lebesgue Decomposition [178]
5. The Radon-Nikodym Theorem [180]
6. Differentiability of the Lebesgue Integral [183]
7. Consequences of the Differentiation Theorem [187]
8. Integration by Parts; Substitution [191]
9. Substitution Theory for Multiple Integrals [196]
CHAPTER VII—THE Lp SPACES
1. Function Spaces [202]
2. Topology of the Lp Spaces [206]
3. Linear Functionals on Lp Spaces [209]
4. The Hahn-Banach Theorem [214]
5. The Riesz Representation Theorem [216]
6. Geometry of Hilbert Space [219]
7. Orthonormal Systems and Fourier Series [227]
8. The Fourier Transform [233]
9. Bounded Hermitian Operators on Hilbert Space [241]
APPENDIX I—THE PRINCIPLE OF INDUCTIVE
DEFINITION [249]
APPENDIX II—THE MAXIMALITY PRINCIPLE [251]
1. Six Equivalent Formulations [251]
2. Well-Ordering and Transfinite Induction [252]
3. Choice, Well-Ordering, and Maximality [255]
APPENDIX III—TYCHONOFF’S THEOREM [260]
Bibliography [261]
Symbols [263]
Index [265]
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CONTENTS --
CHAPTER 0—PRELIMINARIES --
SECTION PAGE --
1. Sets [1] --
2. Functions and Relations [3] --
3. Natural Numbers and Integers [4] --
4. Disclaimer [7] --
CHAPTER I—REAL NUMBERS --
1. Fields [9] --
2. Associativity, Commutativity, Distributivity [12] --
3. Ordered Fields [14] --
4. Isomorphism of Ordered Fields [18] --
5. Complete Ordered Fields [20] --
6. Uniqueness of Complete Ordered Fields [22] --
7. The Real Number System [24] --
8. Partially Ordered Sets [27] --
9. The Maximality Principle [29] --
CHAPTER II—CONVERGENCE --
1. Convergence of Real-Valued Functions [32] --
2. Elementary Properties [35] --
3. Subdirected Functions [37] --
4. Topological Spaces [39] --
5. Convergence in Topological Spaces [40] --
6. Product Spaces [42] --
7. Neighborhoods and Open Sets [44] --
8. Closed Sets [46] --
9. Relative Topologies [49] --
10. Compact Sets [50] --
11. Order-Convergence [54] --
12. Metric Spaces [59] --
13. Convergence in R* [62] --
CHAPTER III—CONTINUITY --
1. Definition of Continuity [37] --
2. Functions on Topological Spaces [68] --
3. Semicontinuity [73] --
4. Uniform Continuity [77] --
5. Double Limits [80] --
6. Uniform Convergence [84] --
7. The Stone-Weierstrass Approximation Theorem [87] --
8. Ascoli’s Theorem [92] --
9. Extensions of Functions [94] --
CHAPTER IV—BOUNDED VARIATION, ABSOLUTE CONTINUITY, DIFFERENTIATION --
1. Monotone Functions [98] --
2. Functions of Bounded Variation [99] --
3. Absolutely Continuous Functions [102] --
4. Functions of Intervals [105] --
5. Derivatives [110] --
6. Continuous Nowhere-Differentiable Functions [113] --
7. Taylor’s Formula [116] --
8. Differentials [118] --
9. The Implicit Functions Theorem [121] --
CHAPTER V—LEBESGUE-STIELTJES INTEGRATION --
1. U-Functions and L-Functions [126] --
2. Properties of U-Functions and of L-Functions [131] --
3. The Integral [133] --
4. Convergence Theorems and Sets of Measure Zero [137] --
5. Summability and Intervals of Continuity [141] --
6. Fubini’s Theorem [143] --
7. Measurable Functions [146] --
8. Measurable Sets [153] --
9. Integrals from Measures [160] --
10. Inequalities [161] --
11. The Riemann and Riemann-Stieltjes Integrals [165] --
CHAPTER VI—THE INTEGRAL AS A FUNCTION OF SETS --
1. Abstract Measure Theory [173] --
2. Hahn Decomposition [175] --
3. Absolute Continuity [177] --
4. Lebesgue Decomposition [178] --
5. The Radon-Nikodym Theorem [180] --
6. Differentiability of the Lebesgue Integral [183] --
7. Consequences of the Differentiation Theorem [187] --
8. Integration by Parts; Substitution [191] --
9. Substitution Theory for Multiple Integrals [196] --
CHAPTER VII—THE Lp SPACES --
1. Function Spaces [202] --
2. Topology of the Lp Spaces [206] --
3. Linear Functionals on Lp Spaces [209] --
4. The Hahn-Banach Theorem [214] --
5. The Riesz Representation Theorem [216] --
6. Geometry of Hilbert Space [219] --
7. Orthonormal Systems and Fourier Series [227] --
8. The Fourier Transform [233] --
9. Bounded Hermitian Operators on Hilbert Space [241] --
APPENDIX I—THE PRINCIPLE OF INDUCTIVE --
DEFINITION [249] --
APPENDIX II—THE MAXIMALITY PRINCIPLE [251] --
1. Six Equivalent Formulations [251] --
2. Well-Ordering and Transfinite Induction [252] --
3. Choice, Well-Ordering, and Maximality [255] --
APPENDIX III—TYCHONOFF’S THEOREM [260] --
Bibliography [261] --
Symbols [263] --
Index [265] --

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