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It's extremely easy to follow this textbook. All you need is a familiarity with metric spaces and metric topology. It's the only possible choice to learn Functional Analysis even if you don't have any knowledge of Lebesgue Integration. I love this book. Kreyszig has a great ability to simplify complicated subject matter. His textbook on Differential Geometry is also quite good.
Kreyzig is an excellent author. His Advanced Engineering Mathematics book is absolutely the best!
Who's the author of dis book..?
I need a book for functional analysis which includes objective type exercises And theory also
This is amazing... Just in time. Next sem I've got Functional Analysis. Thanks a lot.
Yes this is a great book, we used the book on our intro to functional analysis course
Creo que ese es el que usan los físicos en mi universidad, y análisis funcional para matemáticos de posgrado usan Conway.
This book has been my bible for the last few months thanks to you, I have tried reading Brezis and other FA texts and I just found them impossible to learn from, Kreyszig definitely had pedagogy in mind.
There's no manual solution?
Only just today, I am exploring functional analysis. I have ordered five more maths books. Not counting physics books, I probably now have nearly 12, possibly 15. I had previewed the pages before buying the books. 1) Algebraic number theory. 2) Axiomatic set theory. I am interested in vectors and 3D stuff. 3) Advanced calculus(differential calculus and Strokes' theorem). I ordered this one, as I am almost finished the other calculus book by Ian Stewart. 4) "Special Relativity and Classical Field Theory" by Leonard Susskind. I now have a complete collection of three small books by same author. I understand just the graphical descriptions of special relativity more than the mathematical description of it. I bought the book straight after watching a TV drama documentary called "Genius," all 10 series with uncannily lookalike actors like "Albert Einstein" explaining special relativity with CGI graphics. I learned too uncertainty principles and other theorems by Einstein's contemporaries (all acted by lookalike actors). You can see "Genius" on National Graphical via Disney. 5) Concise Oxford Mathematics Dictionary. I had badly needed it. It is good enough for me, though not comprehensive enough for postgraduate students.
I also have a copy of Functional Analysis, Sobolev Spaces and Partial Differential Equations by Haïm Brezis and Functional Analysis: Introduction to Further Topics in Analysis by Elias M. Stein and Rami Shakarchi. Kreysig's book is very readable and usually goes into sufficient detail (although he doesn't use any measure theory). This is a great book for an applied mathematician, physicist, or engineer. If you are a pure mathematician then you should read the book by Brezis.
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Can you make a video explaining exactly what the hell Functional Analysis is? It's referenced a lot in discussions about PDEs, but since my mathematical maturity is quite low I don't understand anything
Also good is the book by Bachmann and Narici, and the Riesz book. Both are inexpensive Dover books.
Alone I don't think it's a Functional Analysis book.. . .. no Hilbert Space, no Measure, many fundamentals theorems skipped.... Too much easy Its a good introduction to operators spectrum
What are the prerequisities from studying chapter 7 onwards ?Any recommendations for average students?
I wanted to read functional analysis by Walter Rudin. Do you recommend this over that book? Thanks for any comment ^_^!
I'm learning about finite dimensional dual spaces in Linear Algebra rn (Hoffman and Kunze's), hope to be studying functional analysis someday! Just curious, have you published any research and if so, what was it on?
Having a undergrad level course on real analysis is enough to start studying functional analysis?
I agree, the best introduction book (but my good, too easy, and use Royden to support it and two Rudin's Books, not functional, that is not good
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