Real Analysis Final - Need Advice for Multivariable, Diff Forms, Lebesgue

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In summary, the speaker is taking a course on real analysis that covers the last 3 chapters of Rudin's Principles, including multivariable analysis, differential forms, and lebesgue measure. They did poorly on the midterm and are now preparing for a final that will determine 80% of their grade. They are looking for additional resources to help them understand the material, particularly the chapter on differential forms, which they find difficult to follow. They are open to general advice, free online sources, and affordable books such as Pugh's book on real analysis. They also mention the possibility of seeking help from a math friend and mention that they previously studied the material with two others.
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So I'm taking a course on real analysis which covers the last 3 chapters of Rudin's Principles, (multivariable analysis, differential forms, lebesgue measure), and after doing poorly on the midterm I'm going to be taking a final in about 5 weeks for 80% of my grade.

I would really like an A in this class and I am willing to work very hard over the next 5 weeks to get it, but Rudin by itself just isn't cutting it, especially his chapter on differential forms, the notation is just a complete nightmare to wade through, and its just too terse, I need something with more exposition, that can provide me with more intuition and examples.

General advice about this material definitely appreciated, as well as any free online sources, but also maybe books which aren't too expensive, I was thinking maybe Pugh's book on real analysis.
 
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Poopsilon said:
So I'm taking a course on real analysis which covers the last 3 chapters of Rudin's Principles, (multivariable analysis, differential forms, lebesgue measure), and after doing poorly on the midterm I'm going to be taking a final in about 5 weeks for 80% of my grade.

I would really like an A in this class and I am willing to work very hard over the next 5 weeks to get it, but Rudin by itself just isn't cutting it, especially his chapter on differential forms, the notation is just a complete nightmare to wade through, and its just too terse, I need something with more exposition, that can provide me with more intuition and examples.

General advice about this material definitely appreciated, as well as any free online sources, but also maybe books which aren't too expensive, I was thinking maybe Pugh's book on real analysis.

I dunno. Maybe find a good local math friend?

I took this as an independent study with two others. We helped each other..
 

1. What is Real Analysis and why is it important?

Real Analysis is a branch of mathematics that deals with the study of real numbers and the functions and properties associated with them. It is important because it serves as the foundation for many other areas of mathematics, including calculus, differential equations, and probability theory.

2. What topics are typically covered in a Real Analysis final exam?

A Real Analysis final exam may cover topics such as multivariable calculus, differential forms, Lebesgue integration, and metric spaces. It may also include proofs, applications of theorems, and problem-solving exercises.

3. What is the best way to prepare for a Real Analysis final exam?

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4. How can I improve my understanding of multivariable calculus and differential forms?

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