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An Introduction to Analysis (Differential Calculus): Part II
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Rigorous treatments of real analysis, often including metric spaces and complex analysis in some editions. Differential Calculus of Several Variables:
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| | Pages | Key Themes | |--------------------------------------------|----------|----------------| | Chapter 8 – Differentiation of Functions of One Variable (advanced techniques) | 1‑30 | Implicit differentiation, higher‑order derivatives, Leibniz rule, differentiation of inverse trigonometric & hyperbolic functions | | Chapter 9 – Applications of Derivatives – Part I | 31‑60 | Tangents & normals, maxima/minima, mean‑value theorems, curvature, Taylor’s theorem | | Chapter 10 – Applications of Derivatives – Part II | 61‑90 | Optimization (including Lagrange multipliers for two variables), related rates, error analysis | | Chapter 11 – Differentiability in Several Variables | 91‑120 | Partial derivatives, total differential, Jacobian, differentiability criteria | | Chapter 12 – Chain Rule & Implicit Functions | 121‑150 | Multivariable chain rule, implicit function theorem, differentiation of composite maps | | Chapter 13 – Higher‑Order Partial Derivatives | 151‑180 | Mixed partials, Schwarz’s theorem, Taylor expansion for several variables | | Chapter 14 – Extrema of Functions of Two Variables | 181‑210 | Critical points, classification via Hessian, constrained extrema (Lagrange multipliers) | | Chapter 15 – Differential Equations – Elementary First‑Order | 211‑240 | Separable, linear, exact, integrating factor methods (focus on solving rather than theory) | | Appendix & Miscellaneous | 241‑260 | Useful formulas, list of standard limits, trigonometric identities, answer keys for selected problems |