Introduction to Functional Analysis

This is Introduction to Functional Analysis by Angus Taylor.
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[douglasstrother]

Functional Analysis is the basis for understanding Sturm–Liouville Theory, Banach Spaces, and Hilbert Spaces, in particular, and a ton of other stuff.
I first came across Hilbert Spaces in the context of Quantum Mechanics.

[pinedelgado]

As the Math Sorcerer takes whiffs of his math books, I smell an opportunity for another Dover reprint--for THIS BOOK. Who's with me on this??

[mrivard]

I just pulled the trigger on a used copy for $25 + S&H. I'm glad I stumbled across your video, Math Sorcerer!

[MathwithMing]

Taylor is a great author. I have a copy of Advanced Calculus also written by him

[ganapathysubramaniam]

One of my favorite subjects ever. Some of the theorems and their proofs are euphoric. Thank you dear sorceror for bringing this up. I hated it when the semester and the course ended. This was back in the days as part of my masters in computer science. I thank those who had the wisdom to include this alongside programming and other stuff.

[phytv]

Please keep doing “ Math Book Review Video ”, Sir.
You are making those “ Classic Math Books ” shines and visible ( sometimes understandable ) to the general public ( with or without formal backgrounds of Maths ).

[mfaracing]

Very very good video as always but this speaks to me directly as I started studying the subject as part of my PhD. I will take a functional analysis course starting in September 2025 but I want to prepare myself in due time. Definitely having a look at this book.

[asingleburger]

hi math sorcerer! i just wanted to ask what would you say is the prerequisites for this book? anyone who's used this book please tell me! much appreciated!!

[trivialcomprofessorpi]

Taking functional analysis RN gonna check this

[iQmliAwyrMRyPWfV]

Functional analysis, unit analysis, real analysis, complex analysis, whats the point? Like what is "analysis" ?

Is there books on unit analysis?

What is point set topilogy?

[pratikpattanaik]

How does this compare to the Kreyszig one?

[denm]

Can you also make a review of PDEs by Vasy ?

[solarion]

check out "Applied Geometry for computer Graphics and CAD" by Duncan Marsh, Springer
lots of applied Linear Algebra in computation.

[malavoy]

Max Zorn sounds like a Bond villain for some reason.

[realunderachiever]

Wait what? You know stories about Zorn and you're not going to tell us!? That's blasphemy. You have to make a video on that!

[rtx-vuxn]

I previously watched your video " is it possible to learn more math than ur teacher" According to my opinion . Its not possible because a teacher has gone through multiple practice and read books . Also have much more experience . So its not possible