Analysis Functional Analysis by Reed and Simon

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"Functional Analysis" by Michael Reed and Barry Simon is a foundational text for undergraduate students, focusing on key concepts in functional analysis. The book is part of a broader mathematical physics series, prompting discussions about its relevance and potential inclusion in a dedicated thread for the series. Readers express interest in how this volume sets the stage for subsequent texts in mathematical physics. The Amazon link provided offers easy access for those looking to purchase the book. Overall, the text serves as an essential resource for understanding functional analysis within the context of mathematical physics.

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I wonder if this should be a thread for the whole mathematical physics series, of which this is the first volume?
 
Many years ago, as the internet was coming of age, I burned over 500 pounds of technical manuals. I realized I can look things up on the internet faster than I can find something in a technical manual. And just about anything I might need could be found online. But letting go of my several shelves worth of college text and other science books is another matter. I can't bring myself to get rid of them but there is very little if anything I can't find online now. Books are heavy and a pain...

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