General Theory of Functions and Integration (Dover Books on Mathematics)

Book Details

• Author: Angus E. Taylor

• Brand: Dover

• Edition: Illustrated

• Binding: Paperback

• Format: Illustrated

• Number of Pages: 448

• Release Date: 20-09-2010

• ISBN: 9780486649887

• Package Dimensions: 9.1 x 6.2 x 0.9 inches

• Languages: English

About the Book

"Introduction to Integration" by Angus E. Taylor is a remarkable volume that presents various approaches to the study of integration, merging the concrete and the abstract in a way that makes the subject approachable yet rigorous. Aimed at advanced undergraduates and graduate students, this well-known work is also suitable for independent study, providing a deep dive into integration that both challenges and informs readers.

The book is a blend of theory and application, offering a thorough exploration of the methods and concepts that are foundational to the study of integrals. Whether you're new to the topic or seeking a more comprehensive understanding, Taylor’s clarity and depth provide a resource that resonates across mathematical backgrounds.

Key Features:

• A comprehensive treatment of integration, blending theoretical insight with practical methods

• Well-suited for advanced undergraduates and graduate students

• Numerous illustrations to clarify key concepts and visualizations of mathematical ideas

• A historical context that traces integration’s development and application in mathematics

• Clear and structured explanations, making complex ideas more accessible

The 1966 edition remains a crucial resource in the study of integration, presenting essential mathematical techniques for solving problems. Taylor's ability to balance concrete examples with abstract theory provides an invaluable learning experience for anyone serious about mastering the subject of integration. This volume is highly recommended for anyone looking to understand and apply the principles of calculus in a rigorous, yet comprehensible, manner.