Advanced Calculus with Applications in Statistics

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The discussion centers on the book "Advanced Calculus with Applications in Statistics" by Andre I. Khuri, which is noted for its rigorous approach to calculus and multivariable calculus. The book is suggested as a potential resource for introductory mathematical analysis courses. Another book mentioned is "Advanced Calculus" by Buck, which is recognized as a classic and more affordable alternative. Participants express curiosity about the effectiveness of Khuri's book in learning calculus concepts applied to statistics.

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Is someone has already heard about this book wrote by Andre I. Khuri (Professor emeritus in science at university of Florida) ?

By the table of contents the book seems to cover a lot of things in calculus/multivariable calculus and in a rigourous way according to the preface (they argue that the book could serve to an introduction class in mathematical analysis). The applications in statistics may be good but I don't know a lot on that and I was wondering if one has already read this book and learn well from this latter.

Here is a link to the table of contents : https://www.amazon.com/dp/0471391042/?tag=pfamazon01-20

Thank you a lot
 
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No. Not familiar with that book. But a classic, and clear book, is the one written by Buck : Advance Calculus. Much cheaper too.
 

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