Differential Calculus
by Pierre Schapira
Publisher: Université Paris VI 2011
Number of pages: 60
Description:
The aim of these Notes is to provide a short and self-contained presentation of the main concepts of differential calculus. Our point of view is to work in the abstract setting of a real normed space, and when necessary to specialize to the case of a finite dimensional space endowed with a basis.
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