Is "The Principles of Analysis" by Walter Rudin all there is to analysis or are there...?

Here is a graphic visualization of the field of mathematical analysis (not to scale): Here is a graphic representation of the material in Rudin's Principles of Mathematical Analysis (not to sca…

Long's Digest   Top Stories For You   Is "The Principles of Analysis" by Walter Rudin all there is to analysis or are there more stuff the book doesn't cover? Alon Amit, PhD in Mathematics; Mathcircler. • Answered January 3 Here is a graphic visualization of the field of mathematical analysis (not to scale): Here is a graphic representation of the material in Rudin's Principles of Mathematical ... Read More » 65.4K 911 18   Who is the least impressive PhD applicant you have ever seen who still got into a PhD program? Melinda Duncan, Professor at University of Delaware • Answered October 16, 2018 2.3 undergrad GPA in biology, had worked in banking for 12 years with no research experience, then applied to graduate school in biology. He was persistent and bugged facul... Read More » 597.9K 5.5K 34   Why did the Philippines not adopt Malay as their national language? Harya Dony Pratama, Ministry of Forestry, Republic of Indonesia • Updated February 25 Malay served as the lingua franca in the region, a language that is adopted as a common language between speakers whose native languages are different. But why Malay was nee... Read More » 88.2K 293 47   Is it cultural appropriation to name my son "Chiang Kai-Shek" if I am not Chinese? I am a White American who admires Chiang. Tēnn Khong Lîm, studied at University of California, Irvine (2012) • Updated July 26 Do NOT name your son after Chiang Kai-Shek, or any Chinese for that matter. In Chinese culture, you never name someone after someone famous. This is why you would never com... Read More » 619.9K 3K 144   How did the Roman aqueducts not have dirty, bug-infested water in them? Ciro Pabon, B.S. Civil Engineering & Highway Engineering, Universidad La Gran Colombia (1984) • Updated July 20 Pick me, pick me! Unlike other answers I know what I am talking about… ;) Actually, I know how to build a modern aqueduct and I also know that Romans (and everybody for centu... Read More » 642.9K 4.4K 168 Read More in Your Feed

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