Metric Spaces
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Beschreibung
This book systematically develops the theory of Metric Spaces while serving as a connection between classical Real Analysis and General Topology. It is designed for senior undergraduate and graduate students, providing formal definitions, theorems, proofs, examples, remarks, exercises, and explanatory notes. Instructors can use the numerous examples and miscellaneous results to structure their teaching approach. The book contains seven chapters, first of which lists primary results (without proofs) from the undergraduate Real Analysis course. Each subsequent chapter builds on cues from previous levels, adapting them to the context of Metric Spaces. Additionally, the book includes four appendix chapters. The first three are included to maintain the flow of discussion in the main chapters, relegating less relevant proofs to the appendices. The fourth appendix on the Cantor set is included to provide insight into this notable mathematical concept.
This book systematically develops the theory of Metric Spaces while serving as a connection between classical Real Analysis and General Topology. It is designed for senior undergraduate and graduate students, providing formal definitions, theorems, proofs, examples, remarks, exercises, and explanatory notes. Instructors can use the numerous examples and miscellaneous results to structure their teaching approach. The book contains seven chapters, first of which lists primary results (without proofs) from the undergraduate Real Analysis course. Each subsequent chapter builds on cues from previous levels, adapting them to the context of Metric Spaces.Additionally, the book includes four appendix chapters. The first three are included to maintain the flow of discussion in the main chapters, relegating less relevant proofs to the appendices. The fourth appendix on the Cantor set is included to provide insight into this notable mathematical concept.
Presents a novel approach to study Metric Spaces as an abstraction of classical Real Analysis Vivid explanations and semi-formal conversation type writings Contains 81 figures and more than 200 exercises of different difficulty levels
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Subhajit Paul
Themen in »Metric Spaces«
metric spaces set theory topology completeness continuity compactness connectedness