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    Introduction to Mathematical Analysis
    Introduction to Mathematical Analysis
    Introduction to Mathematical Analysis
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    Introduction to Mathematical Analysis

    By Simone Malacrida

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    The theoretical assumptions of the following mathematical topics are presented in this book:
    introduction to topology
    limits and calculus of limits
    continuity and continuous functions
    derivatives and differential calculus
    integrals and integral calculus
    study of functions of real variables
    Each topic is treated by emphasizing practical applications and solving some significant exercises.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSimone Malacrida
    Release dateDec 16, 2022
    ISBN9798215443354
    Introduction to Mathematical Analysis
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    Simone Malacrida

    Simone Malacrida (1977) Ha lavorato nel settore della ricerca (ottica e nanotecnologie) e, in seguito, in quello industriale-impiantistico, in particolare nel Power, nell'Oil&Gas e nelle infrastrutture. E' interessato a problematiche finanziarie ed energetiche. Ha pubblicato un primo ciclo di 21 libri principali (10 divulgativi e didattici e 11 romanzi) + 91 manuali didattici derivati. Un secondo ciclo, sempre di 21 libri, è in corso di elaborazione e sviluppo.

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