In general I dislike getting more than one book.ĭoes anyone know of an extended (partial) solutions set to Terry's analysis I&II or otherwise a reference for another book that would be suitable?įirst of all: you shouldn't give up on problems after 30 minutes. ![]() I don't think that would be a good idea however, a lot of theorems in Tao are left to the reader and the pace and coverage of both books are very different. That is all well and good but it's not what I'm interested in.Īnother idea would be to get both and read Tao, while doing the exercises in Rudin's. And quite frankly I feel that a lot of people have poured a lot of time and effort in Rudin and feel that more than teach them analysis it has brought them mathematical maturity. I know a lot of people will recommend Rudin but I have to doubt their experience with self-study: yes it is possible to learn directly from Rudin but it's painful and slow.
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