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Not sure if this is the correct forum. But are there any video lectures that follow the book Pugh: Real Mathematical Analysis? Thanks.
Sadly, we haven't seen micromass around in a few years. He was a large reason why I joined PF in the first place.TurboDiesel said:micromass might be willing to comment on problem selection.
The purpose of "Lectures That Follow Pugh: Real Mathematical Analysis" is to provide supplemental material and lectures for students studying real analysis using the textbook "Real Mathematical Analysis" by Charles Pugh. It aims to clarify difficult concepts, provide additional examples, and offer alternative approaches to understanding the material.
These lectures can benefit students studying real analysis at the undergraduate or graduate level, as well as anyone interested in deepening their understanding of the subject. They may also be helpful for instructors looking for additional resources to supplement their teaching.
No, these lectures are not meant to replace the textbook. They are intended to be used in conjunction with the textbook as a supplemental resource. It is recommended to read the corresponding sections in the textbook before watching the lectures.
The lectures are organized by chapter and section, following the structure of the textbook. Each lecture corresponds to a specific section and covers the main concepts and theorems presented in that section. This makes it easy to find and review specific topics.
Yes, these lectures are available for free on various online platforms, such as YouTube and the instructor's personal website. They can also be accessed through the textbook's companion website. However, some platforms may require a subscription or payment for full access to all lectures.