Real Analysis Book from the 1960s

In this video I go over a book from the 1960's on real analysis. This is a very rigorous book and it covers quite a bit of material.

The book is called Methods of Real Analysis and it was written by Goldberg.
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[jps]

This is a long lost book I used to have. Thanks for helping me to identify it!

[LimeObeans]

laying on the floor reading books. i can relate!

[jonasknudsen]

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[davidsoto]

I love these videos where you do book reviews.

[probest]

Have you read "Real Variables with Basic Metric Space Topology" from Ash?

[theunknownscientist]

Hey, do you have any recomandations for statistic books? Or probability? I really wanna get into it, and I don't know where to start. Calc don't bother me, or algebra, I studied those, but I'm 0 at probability or statistic or any math related to uncertanty. Great video btw :). You're the one I come to when I want to buy books for maths.

[tauceti]

wait real analysis is the same thing as advanced calculus?
I wonder if my uni's advanced calculus is real analysis 2 or complex analysis?