How to Self-study Analysis. Part Ii: Intermediate Analysis - Comments

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Discussion Overview

The discussion revolves around self-studying intermediate analysis, specifically referencing Carother's Real Analysis. Participants share their experiences and thoughts on resources and the process of learning analysis concepts, such as metric spaces and continuity.

Discussion Character

  • Exploratory
  • Conceptual clarification
  • Meta-discussion

Main Points Raised

  • One participant mentions finding Carother's Real Analysis in a book pile and expresses interest in understanding it.
  • Another participant encourages the first, suggesting that understanding may come sooner than expected.
  • Discussion includes a light-hearted exchange about the frequency of online presence on the forum.
  • A participant expresses appreciation for the guides provided by micromass, indicating their usefulness in the learning process.
  • There is a request for recommendations on free ebooks related to the subjects discussed.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

The discussion does not present a consensus, as participants share individual experiences and requests without resolving differing perspectives on resources or approaches to self-study.

Contextual Notes

Participants do not specify particular assumptions or limitations regarding the resources mentioned, nor do they detail the scope of their self-study plans.

Who May Find This Useful

Individuals interested in self-studying analysis, particularly those seeking resources and guidance on intermediate analysis topics.

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How to self-study analysis. Part II: intermediate analysis

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Came across Carother's Real Analysis at my campus' "take because we don't want them" book pile. I think I'll take it and perhaps one day I'll be able to understand.
 
ProfuselyQuarky said:
Came across Carother's Real Analysis at my campus' "take because we don't want them" book pile. I think I'll take it and perhaps one day I'll be able to understand.

That day might come quicker than you think!
 
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Ugh . . . you really are on PF 24/7 :smile::smile:
micromass said:
That day might come quicker than you think!
I hope so. Reading about metric spaces is fascinating (especially continuity).
 
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ProfuselyQuarky said:
Welcome to PF @Lulumay!

Uh, no. That was supposed to be a compliment. I admire micromass' commitment and passion for math. Not sure why you thought otherwise :oldconfused:

I don't know, the "ugh" can be interpreted negatively :sorry:
I'm not on here 24/7 though, even though I'd like to be. We just happen to be online at the same time often...
 
Thank you micro ! Your guides are very helpful.
 
thanks a lot
would you please introduce free ebooks in these subjects?
thanks again for your usefull guides
 

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