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020			_a978-0-486-47421-2
082			_aC 511.322 A3s
100			_aAnderson, Kenneth W.
245		0	_aSets, sequences and mappings : the basic concepts of analysis
260			_aMineda, New York
260			_b Doven Publication
260			_c2009
300			_ax, 191 p.
520			_aA great deal has been said in recent years about the widening gap between calculus and advanced calculus. This gap might more appropriately be said to exist between mechanical and intui-tional and rigorous mathematics. Regardless of terminology, the fact remains that many students who continue in mathematics beyond the calculus sequence find it a shocking experience, and are frustrated by the sudden shift in emphasis from the mechanical to the theoretical, from the concrete to the abstract.
650			_aSet theory
700			_aHall, Dick Will
942			_2ddc _cBK
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