One Variable Advanced Calculus
by Kenneth Kuttler
Publisher: Brigham Young University 2020
Number of pages: 394
Description:
The difference between advanced calculus and calculus is that all the theorems are proved completely and the role of plane geometry is minimized. Instead, the notion of completeness is of preeminent importance. This is a subject which places calculus as part of mathematics and involves proofs and definitions, not algorithms and busy work.
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