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    The book begins with a preliminary chapter on sets, functions, and real numbers. After briefly providing basic set theory, we introduce the completeness property of real numbers and its several consequences.
    The main body consists of two parts. Part I is devoted to developing the theory of functions of one variable. Functions of several variables which are more difficult and technical are studied in Part II. Part I is self-contained. All the theorems in Part I are deduced from the completeness property of real numbers. But some results in Part II are proved by using standard results from linear algebra such as elementary matrices and determinants. Therefore, readers of Part II should have some knowledge about elementary Linear Algebra. It is also highly recommended to be familiar with basic set theory in the preliminary chapter since set-theoretical arguments are inevitably used to establish many important theorems for functions of several variables.
    There are two kinds of problems in this book: exercises inside each section and problems at the end of each chapter. Section exercises are relatively easy and provided for self-study. Making efforts to solve exercises by trial and error, readers not only better understand new concepts and theorems in sections but also have chances to generalize them to some extent. Chapter problems are placed at the end of each chapter because materials from more than two sections are often necessary to solve them successfully. Some problems allow readers to obtain interesting new results by applying the concepts and results in the chapter. However, chapter problems are more challenging than section exercises. Problems marked by an * are provided with short hints at the end of the book.

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    Preface
    Chapter 0. Preliminaries
    0.1 Sets and Functions
    0.2 Mathematical Induction
    0.3 Countable and Uncountable Sets
    0.4 Completeness of Real Numbers
    0.5 Consequences of the Completeness
    0.6 Problems

    Part I. Functions of One Variable
    Chapter 1. Sequences and Series
    1.1. Limits and Sequences
    1.2. Limit Theorems
    1.3. The Bolzano-Weierstrass Theorem
    1.4. Cauchy Sequences
    1.5. Monotone Sequences
    1.6. Limits Superior and Inferior
    1.7. Series of Real Numbers
    1.8. Convergence Tests for Series
    1.9. Problems

    Chapter 2. Limits and Continuity
    2.1. Limits of Functions
    2.2. Continuous Functions
    2.3. Uniformly Continuous Functions
    2.4. Monotone Functions
    2.5. Problems

    Chapter 3. Differentiation
    3.1. Derivatives
    3.2. Differentiation Rules
    3.3. Exponential and Logarithmic Functions
    3.4. Mean Value Theorem
    3.5. L'Hospital¡¯s Rule
    3.6. Taylor¡¯s Theorem
    3.7. Problems

    Chapter 4. Integration
    4.1. Riemann Integrals
    4.2. Properties of Integrals
    4.3. Further Properties of Integrals
    4.4. Fundamental Theorems of Calculus
    4.5. Improper Integrals
    4.6. Problems

    Chapter 5. Sequences and Series of Functions
    5.1. Double Series
    5.2. Pointwise and Uniform Convergence
    5.3. Consequences of Uniform Convergence
    5.4. Power Series
    5.5. Taylor Series
    5.6. Problems

    Part II. Functions of Several Variables
    Chapter 6. Euclidean Spaces
    6.1. The Euclidean Space
    6.2. The Bolzano-Weierstrass Theorem in Real Vector Space
    6.3. Open and Closed Sets
    6.4. Compact Sets
    6.5. Connected Sets
    6.6. Problems

    Chapter 7. Continuity of Multivariable Functions
    7.1. Limit and Continuity in Real Vector Space
    7.2. Properties of Continuous Functions
    7.3. Contractions
    7.4. Linear Functions
    7.5. The Weierstrass Approximation Theorem
    7.6. Problems

    Chapter 8. Differentiation of Multivariable Functions
    8.1. Partial Derivatives
    8.2. Differentiability
    8.3. Chain Rule
    8.4. Mean Value Theorem in Real Vector Space
    8.5. Inverse Function Theorem
    8.6. Implicit Function Theorem
    8.7. Optimization
    8.8. Problems

    Chapter 9. Integration of Multivariable Functions
    9.1. Integrals on Hyperrectangles
    9.2. Integrals on General Sets
    9.3. Sets of Volume Zero and Integrable Functions
    9.4. Iterated Integrals
    9.5. Change of Variables: Preliminary Lemmas
    9.6. Change of Variables
    9.7. Evaluation of Some Integrals
    9.8. Problems

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