The Theory Of Integration
by L. C. Young
Publisher: Cambridge University Press 1927
Number of pages: 69
Description:
In writing this book, I have tried above all to simplify the work of the student. On the one hand, practically no knowledge is assumed (merely what concerns existence of real numbers ,and their symbolism); on the other hand, the ideas of Cauchy, Riemann, Darboux, Weierstrass, familiar to the reader who is acquainted with the elementary theory, are used as much as possible.
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