This work grew out of Errett Bishop's fundamental treatise 'Founda tions of Constructive Analysis' (FCA), which appeared in 1967 and which contained the bountiful harvest of a remarkably short period of research by its author. Truly, FCA was an exceptional book, not only because of the quantity of original material it contained, but also as a demonstration of the practicability of a program which most ma thematicians believed impossible to carry out. Errett's book went out of print shortly after its publication, and no second edition was produced by its publishers. Some years later, 'by a set of curious chances', it was agreed that a new edition of FCA would be published by Springer Verlag, the revision being carried out by me under Errett's supervision; at the same time, Errett gener ously insisted that I become a joint author. The revision turned out to be much more substantial than we had anticipated, and took longer than we would have wished. Indeed, tragically, Errett died before the work was completed. The present book is the result of our efforts. Although substantially based on FCA, it contains so much new material, and such full revision and expansion of the old, that it is essentially a new book. For this reason, and also to preserve the integrity of the original, I decided to give our joint work a title of its own. Most of the new material outside Chapter 5 originated with Errett.
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Auflage
Softcover reprint of the original 1st ed. 1985
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Verlagsort
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Zielgruppe
Für Beruf und Forschung
Research
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Höhe: 235 mm
Breite: 155 mm
Dicke: 27 mm
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ISBN-13
978-3-642-64905-9 (9783642649059)
DOI
10.1007/978-3-642-61667-9
Schweitzer Klassifikation
Prolog.- 1 A Constructivist Manifesto.- 1. The Descriptive Basis of Mathematics.- 2. The Idealistic Component of Mathematics.- 3. The Constructivization of Mathematics.- Notes.- 2 Calculus and the Real Numbers.- 1. Sets and Functions.- 2. The Real Number System.- 3. Sequences and Series of Real Numbers.- 4. Continuous Functions.- 5. Differentiation.- 6. Integration.- 7. Certain Important Functions.- Problems.- Notes.- 3 Set Theory.- 1. Some Basic Notions of the Theory of Sets.- 2. Complemented Sets.- 3. Neighborhood Spaces and Function Spaces.- Problems.- Notes.- 4 Metric Spaces.- 1. Fundamental Definitions and Constructions.- 2. Associated Structures.- 3. Completeness.- 4. Total Boundedness and Compactness.- 5. Spaces of Functions.- 6. Locally Compact Spaces.- Problems.- Notes.- 5 Complex Analysis.- 1. The Complex Plane.- 2. Derivatives.- 3. Integration.- 4. The Winding Number.- 5. Estimates of Size, and the Location of Zeros.- 6. Singularities and Picard's Theorem.- 7. The Riemann Mapping Theorem.- Problems.- Notes.- 6 Integration.- 1. Integration Spaces.- 2. Complete Extension of an Integral.- 3. Integrable Sets.- 4. Profiles.- 5. Positive Measures on IR.- 6. Approximation by Compact Sets.- 7. Measurable Functions.- 8. Convergence of Functions and Integrals.- 9. Product Integrals.- 10. Measure Spaces.- Problems.- Notes.- 7 Normed Linear Spaces.- 1. Definitions and Examples.- 2. Finite-Dimensional Spaces.- 3. The Lp Spaces and the Radon-Nikodym Theorem.- 4. The Extension of Linear Functionals.- 5. Quasinormed Linear Spaces; the Space L?.- 6. Dual Spaces.- 7. Extreme Points.- 8. Hilbert Space and the Spectral Theorem.- Problems.- Notes.- 8 Locally Compact Abelian Groups.- 1. Haar Measure.- 2. Convolution Operators.- 3. The Character Group.- 4. Duality and theFourier Transform.- Problems.- Notes.- 9 Commutative Banach Algebras.- 1. Definitions and Examples.- 2. Linear Equations in a Banach Algebra.- Problems.- Notes.- References.- Symbols.
