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1. Introduction;
2. The Riemann integral;
3. Explorations of R;
4. Nowhere dense sets and the problem with the fundamental theorem of calculus;
5. The development of measure theory;
6. The Lebesgue integral;
7. The fundamental theorem of calculus;
8. Fourier series;
9. Epilogue. A. Other directions; B. Hints to selected exercises.
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William Qualls
reviewed A Radical Approach to Lebesgue's Theory of Integration on September 02, 2016
A Radical Approach to Lebesgue's Theory of Integration
This book is ok but schutz's book is better. it does a pretty bad job of introducing tensors, i think. some of the exercises are good but there are too many that are very routine. i only read the first 150 or 200 pages though, so i guess keep that in mind.
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