Good functional analysis book by Erwin Kreyzig

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hi!
there is a good functional analysis book by Erwin Kreyzig...which has hilbert spaces and banach spaces and stuff!
 
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Cool, what's the title? I like his book on math methods for engineers.
 
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Cool, what's the title? I like his book on math methods for engineers.
Introductory Functional Analysis with Applications
 

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