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CHAP PAGE I NUMBER | 1 |
BOUNDS AND LIMITS OF SEQUENCES 28 8888 | 28 |
LIMITS AND CONTINUITY | 53 |
DIFFERENTIAL CALCULUS | 85 |
INFINITE SERIES | 119 |
INEQUALITIES | 144 |
INTEGRAL CALCULUS | 163 |
EXTENSIONS AND APPLICATIONS OF THE INTEGRAL CALCULUS | 193 |
FUNCTIONS OF MORE THAN ONE VARIABLE | 219 |
IMPLICIT FUNCTIONS | 240 |
DOUBLE INTEGRALS | 278 |
TRIPLE AND SURFACE INTEGRALS | 309 |
POWER SERIES | 333 |
MISCELLANEOUS EXAMPLES | 357 |
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a₁ absolutely convergent aggregate algebra arbitrary axis bounded variation cardinal number Cauchy's coefficients complex numbers concept condition consider constant continuous function convergent series corresponding curve curvilinear integrals D₁ deduce defined definite integral denote differential diverges domain double integral dx dy equation example exists finite number follows formula function f(x fundamental ƒ x geometrical given Green's theorem Hence independent variables inequality interval irrational number lemma mean-value theorem mode of subdivision monotonic neighbourhood partial derivatives plane positive number power series proof properties prove rational function rational numbers reader should observe real numbers rectifiable curve relation right-hand side satisfied sequence shew shewn Similarly sub-intervals Suppose surface t₁ Taylor's theorem tends to zero theory transformation u₁ uniformly convergent unique limit upper bound write ди ди дх მყ
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Foundations of Real and Abstract Analysis, 146. izdevums Douglas S. Bridges Priekšskatījums nav pieejams - 1998 |