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- ISBN: 9781584888062 | 1584888067
- Cover: Hardcover
- Copyright: 12/8/2009
Unlike other undergraduate-level texts, Real and Complex Analysis develops both the real and complex theory together. It takes a unified, elegant approach to the theory that is consistent with the recommendations of the MAA's 2004 Curriculum Guide. By presenting real and complex analysis together, the authors illustrate the connections and differences between these two branches of analysis right from the beginning. This combined development also allows for a more streamlined approach to real and complex function theory. More than 1,000 exercises enhance the text and ancillary materials are available on the book's website.
Christopher Apelian is an associate professor and chair of the Department of Mathematics and Computer Science at Drew University. Steve Surace is an associate professor in the Department of Mathematics and computer Science at Drew University.
Preface | p. xv |
Acknowledgments | p. xvii |
The Authors | p. xix |
The Spaces R, Rk, and C | p. 1 |
The Real Numbers R | p. 1 |
Properties of the Real Numbers R | p. 2 |
The Absolute Value | p. 7 |
Intervals in R | p. 10 |
The Real Spaces Rk | p. 10 |
Properties of the Real Spaces Rk | p. 11 |
Inner Products and Norms on Rk | p. 14 |
Intervals in Rk | p. 18 |
The Complex Numbers C | p. 19 |
An Extension of R2 | p. 19 |
Properties of Complex Numbers | p. 21 |
A Norm on C and the Complex Conjugate of z | p. 24 |
Polar Notation and the Arguments of z | p. 26 |
Circles, Disks, Powers, and Roots | p. 30 |
Matrix Representation of Complex Numbers | p. 34 |
Supplementary Exercises | p. 35 |
Point-Set Topology | p. 41 |
Bounded Sets | p. 42 |
Bounded Sets in X | p. 42 |
Bounded Sets in R | p. 44 |
Spheres, Balls, and Neighborhoods | p. 47 |
Classification Of Points | p. 50 |
Interior, Exterior, and Boundary Points | p. 50 |
Limit Points and Isolated Points | p. 53 |
Open And Closed Sets | p. 55 |
Open Sets | p. 55 |
Closed Sets | p. 58 |
Relatively Open and Closed Sets | p. 61 |
Density | p. 62 |
Nested Intervals And The Bolzano-Weierstrass Theorem | p. 63 |
Nested Intervals | p. 63 |
The Bolzano-Weierstrass Theorem | p. 66 |
Compactness And Connectedness | p. 69 |
Compact Sets | p. 69 |
The Heine-Borel Theorem | p. 71 |
Connected Sets | p. 72 |
Supplementary Exrcises | p. 75 |
Limits and Convergence | p. 83 |
Definitions And First Properties | p. 84 |
Definitions and Examples | p. 84 |
First Properties of Sequences | p. 89 |
Convergence Results For Seqences | p. 90 |
General Results for Sequences in X | p. 90 |
Special Results for Sequences in R and C | p. 92 |
Topological Results For Sequences | p. 97 |
Subsequences in X | p. 97 |
The Limit Superior and Limit Inferior | p. 100 |
Cauchy Sequences and Completeness | p. 104 |
Properties Of Infinite Series | p. 108 |
Definition and Examples of Series in X | p. 108 |
Basic Results for Series in X | p. 110 |
Special Series | p. 115 |
Testing for Absolute Convergence in X | p. 120 |
Manipulation Of Series In R | p. 123 |
Rearrangements of Series | p. 123 |
Multiplication of Series | p. 125 |
Definition of ex for x ¿ R | p. 128 |
Supplementary Exercises | p. 128 |
Functions: Definitions and Limits | p. 135 |
Definitions | p. 135 |
Notation and Definitions | p. 136 |
Complex Functions | p. 137 |
Functions As Mappings | p. 139 |
Images and Preimages | p. 139 |
Bounded Functions | p. 141 |
Combining Functions | p. 142 |
One-to-One Functions and Onto Functions | p. 144 |
Inverse Functions | p. 147 |
Some Elementary Complex Functions | p. 148 |
Complex Polynomials and Rational Functions | p. 148 |
The Complex Square Root Function | p. 149 |
The Complex Exponential Function | p. 150 |
The Complex Logarithm | p. 151 |
Complex Trigonometric Functions | p. 154 |
Limits Of Functions | p. 156 |
Definition and Examples | p. 156 |
Properties of Limits of Functions | p. 160 |
Algebraic Results for Limits of Functions | p. 163 |
Supplementry Exercises | p. 171 |
Functions: Continuity and Convergence | p. 177 |
Continuity | p. 177 |
Definitions | p. 177 |
Examples of Continuity | p. 179 |
Algebraic Properties of Continuous Functions | p. 184 |
Topological Properties and Characterizations | p. 187 |
Real Continuous Functions | p. 191 |
Uniform Continuity | p. 198 |
Definition and Examples | p. 198 |
Topological Properties and Consequences | p. 201 |
Continuous Extensions | p. 203 |
Seqences And Series Of Functions | p. 208 |
Definitions and Examples | p. 208 |
Uniform Convergence | p. 210 |
Series of Functions | p. 216 |
The Tietze Extension Theorem | p. 219 |
Supplementary Exercises | p. 222 |
The Derivative | p. 233 |
The Derivative For â : D1R | p. 234 |
Three Definitions Are Better Than One | p. 234 |
First Properties and Examples | p. 238 |
Local Extrema Results and the Mean Value Theorem | p. 247 |
Taylor Polynomials | p. 250 |
Differentiation of Sequences and Series of Functions | p. 255 |
The Derivative For â : DkR | p. 257 |
Definition | p. 258 |
Partial Derivatives | p. 260 |
The Gradient and Directional Derivatives | p. 262 |
Higher-Order Partial Derivatives | p. 266 |
Geometric Interpretation of Partial Derivatives | p. 268 |
Some Useful Results | p. 269 |
The Derivative For â : DkRP | p. 273 |
Definition | p. 273 |
Some Useful Results | p. 283 |
Differentiability Classes | p. 289 |
The Derivative For â: DC | p. 291 |
Three Derivative Definitions Again | p. 292 |
Some Useful Results | p. 295 |
The Cauchy-Riemann Equations | p. 297 |
The z and z Derivatives | p. 305 |
The Inverse And Implict Function Theorems | p. 309 |
Some Technical Necessities | p. 310 |
The Inverse Function Theorem | p. 313 |
The Implicit Function Theorem | p. 318 |
Supplementary Exeprcises | p. 321 |
Real Integration | p. 335 |
The Integral Of â : [a, b]R | p. 335 |
Definition of the Riemann Integral | p. 335 |
Upper and Lower Sums and Integrals | p. 339 |
Relating Upper and Lower Integrals to Integrals | p. 346 |
Properties Of The Riemann Integral | p. 349 |
Classes of Bounded Integrable Functions | p. 349 |
Elementary Properties of Integrals | p. 354 |
The Fundamental Theorem of Calculus | p. 360 |
Further Development Of Integration Theory | p. 363 |
Improper Integrals of Bounded Functions | p. 363 |
Recognizing a Sequence as a Riemann Sum | p. 366 |
Change of Variables Theorem | p. 366 |
Uniform Convergence and Integration | p. 367 |
Vector-Valued And Line Integrals | p. 369 |
The Integral of â : [a, b] Rp | p. 369 |
Curves and Contours | p. 372 |
Line Integrals | p. 377 |
Supplementary Exrcises | p. 381 |
Complex Integration | p. 387 |
Introduction To Complex Intergrals | p. 387 |
Integration over an Interval | p. 387 |
Curves and Contours | p. 390 |
Complex Line Integrals | p. 393 |
Further Development Of Complex Line Integrals | p. 400 |
The Triangle Lemma | p. 400 |
Winding Numbers | p. 404 |
Antiderivatives and Path-Independence | p. 408 |
Integration in Star-Shaped Sets | p. 410 |
Cauchy's Integral Theorem And Its Consequnces | p. 415 |
Auxiliary Results | p. 416 |
Cauchy's Integral Theorem | p. 420 |
Deformation of Contours | p. 423 |
Cauchy's Integral Formula | p. 428 |
The Various Forms of Cauchy's Integral Formula | p. 428 |
The Maximum Modulus Theorem | p. 433 |
Cauchy's Integral Formula for Higher-Order Derivatives | p. 435 |
Further Properties Of Complex Differentiable Functions | p. 438 |
Harmonic Functions | p. 438 |
A Limit Result | p. 439 |
Morera's Theorem | p. 440 |
Liouville's Theorem | p. 441 |
The Fundamental Theorem of Algebra | p. 442 |
Appendices: Winding Numbers Revisited | p. 443 |
A Geometric Interpretation | p. 443 |
Winding Numbers of Simple Closed Contours | p. 447 |
Supplementary Exercises | p. 450 |
Taylor Series, Laurent Series, and the Residue Calculus | p. 455 |
Power Series | p. 456 |
Definition, Properties, and Examples | p. 456 |
Manipulations of Power Series | p. 464 |
Taylor Series | p. 473 |
Analytic Functions | p. 481 |
Definition and Basic Properties | p. 481 |
Complex Analytic Functions | p. 483 |
Laurent's Theorem For Complex Functions | p. 457 |
Singularities | p. 493 |
Definitions | p. 493 |
Properties of Functions Near Singularities | p. 496 |
The Residue Calculus | p. 502 |
Residues and the Residue Theorem | p. 502 |
Applications to Real Improper Integrals | p. 507 |
Supplementary Exercises | p. 512 |
Complex Functions as Mappings | p. 515 |
The Extended Complex Plane | p. 515 |
Liner Fractional Transformation | p. 519 |
Basic LFTs | p. 519 |
General LFTs | p. 521 |
Conformal Mappings | p. 524 |
Motivation and Definition | p. 524 |
More Examples of Conformal Mappings | p. 527 |
The Schwarz Lemma and the Riemann Mapping Theorem | p. 530 |
Supplementary Exercises | p. 534 |
Bibliography | p. 537 |
Index | p. 539 |
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