Real Analysis on Intervals

A.D.R. CHOUDARY is professor and director general of the Abdus Salam School of Mathematical Sciences, GC University, Lahore, Pakistan. Professor Choudary is also the director of National Center of Mathematics (NCM), Pakistan, and professor emeritus at Central Washington University, USA, as well as the convener of the 6th World Conference on 20th Century Mathematics 2013. He is the coeditor-in-chief of the Journal of Prime Research in Mathematics.CONSTANTIN P. NICULESCU is former professor of mathematics at the University of Craiova, Romania. He continues to publish and supervise doctoral theses in Real Analysis and Convexity. Professor Niculescu is director of the Center for Nonlinear Analysis and its Applications in Craiova and a member of The Academy of Romanian Scientists.

• Preface.- Chapter 1. The Real Numbers.- Chapter 2. Limits of Real Sequences.- Chapter 3. The Euclidean Spaces RP and C.- Chapter 4. Numerical Series.- Chapter 5. Metric and Topology.- Chapter 6. Continuous Functions.- Chapter 7. Elementary Functions.- Chapter 8. Differential Calculus on R.- Chapter 9. The Riemann Integral.- Chapter 10. Improper Riemann Integrals.- Chapter 11. The Theory of Lebesgue Integral.- Chapter 12. Fourier Series.- Appendices.

"The authors of this book intend to familiarize the reader with the basic concepts, principles, and methods of analysis and to ease access to more advanced topics. ... Every section of the book ends with exercises ... and every chapter of the book ends with a section of notes and remarks that provides historical information and supplementary material devoted to a better understanding of the present state of real analysis. I hope that this book achieves its mission." (Mansoor Saburov, Mathematical Reviews, January, 2016) "This book is a classical textbook on the theory of one variable real functions. ... The book is carefully written, with rigorous proofs and a sufficient number of problems, both solved and unsolved. ... The book goes under the surface of the topic and it is aimed in the first place to students of science ... ." (Vladimir Janis, zbMATH 1317.26001, 2015)