A concise introduction to pure mathemati
โ Liebeck, Martin W
๐ Library
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2016
๐ CRC Press
๐ English
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A concise introduction to pure mathematics
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Sets and Proofs Number SystemsDecimals Inequalities nth Roots and Rational PowersComplex Numbers Polynomial Equations Induction Euler's Formula and Platonic Solids The Integers Prime Factorization More on Prime Numbers Congruence of Integers More on Congruence Secret CodesCounting and Choosing More on Sets Equivalence Relations Functions Permutations Infinity Introduction to Analysis: Bounds More Analysis: Limits Yet More Analysis: Continuity Solutions to Odd-Numbered Exercises Further Reading Index of Symbols Index
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