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Functions of Several VariablesWendell H. Fleming1. Euclidean Spaces, Convexity 2. Differentiation of Real-Valued Functions 3. Vector-Valued Functions of One Variable 4. Vector-Valued Functions of Several Variables 5. Integration 6. Exterior Algebra and Differential Calculus 7. Integration on Manifolds

Vector and Tensor AnalysisLouis BrandI. Vector Algebra II. Motor Algebra III. Vector Functions of One Variable IV. Linear Vector Functions V. Differential Invariants VI. Integral Transformations VII. Hydrodynamics VIII. Geometry of a Surface IX. Tensor Analysis X. Quaternions

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Introduction to Hilbert Space and the Theory of Spectral MultiplicityPaul R. HalmosI. The Geometry of Hilbert Space II. The Algebra of Operators III. The Analysis of Spectral Measures

Measure TheoryPaul R. HalmosI. Sets and Classes II. Measures and Outer Measures III. Extension of Measures IV. Measurable Functions V. Integration VI. General Set Functions VII. Product Spaces VIII. Transformations and Functions IX. Probability X. Locally Compact Spaces XI. Haar Measure XII. Measure and Topology in Groups

Functional analysis in historical perspectiveDr. A.F. MonnaI. The development of functional analysis II. The development of the notion of a linear space III. General analysis IV. Some characteristic topics

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