Polya and Szego Problems in Analysis?

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Polya and Szego's "Problems and Theorems in Analysis" is appreciated for its challenging problems and comprehensive solutions, making it suitable for self-study. The book has garnered positive feedback, particularly from those whose professors recommend it. Users express a desire to connect with others using the book to enhance their learning experience. The discussion highlights a shared enthusiasm for the text, indicating its relevance in mathematical analysis education. Overall, it is viewed as a valuable resource for students looking to deepen their understanding of analysis.
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So, my prof is fond of Polya, and would like to see me solve some problems from Polya and Szego's "problems and theorems in analysis". So, does anyone else think this is a spiffy book? I dunno, I guess I just want to feel like I'm not the only one using it.
 
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ArcanaNoir said:
So, my prof is fond of Polya, and would like to see me solve some problems from Polya and Szego's "problems and theorems in analysis". So, does anyone else think this is a spiffy book? I dunno, I guess I just want to feel like I'm not the only one using it.

By coincidence, I just bought this book today (volume 1, anyway). I haven't tried any of the problems, but I've flipped through it and it looks nice and challenging so far. All the solutions, or at least hints, are included, so it should be good for self-study.
 

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