Is there any exercise/solution book for undergrad intro to real Analysis book. I want to exercise on Limits, function , continuity and differentiation, but I didn't find books that provide a great deal of exercises with solutions. We got provided in the lecture with some exercises but they were not enough, especially that I understand math (I guess mostly everyone) by doing a lot of exercises. Any recommendations would be appreciated.
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I don't want to repeat my answer from another question: Suggest books in calculus to improve problem solving skills. But Demidovich, Kaczor-Nowak (three volumes) and Radulescu-Radulescu-Andreescu might be worth having a look. – Martin Sleziak Dec 08 '19 at 11:17
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You might check older posts on the site about this topic.You can browse a bit through the posts tagged book-recommendation+real-analysis or book-recommendation+calculus. You will find several questions which have similar focus. To list some examples, you could have a look here: Calculus 1: books with examples/full solutions, ... – Martin Sleziak Dec 08 '19 at 11:23
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... Best practice book for calculus, Exercise books in analysis, Book recommendation for analysis problems, Recommended Problem books for undergraduate Real Analysis, https://math.stackexchange.com/a/170205/8297, Real analysis text books. – Martin Sleziak Dec 08 '19 at 11:23
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My real analysis textbook at school is Introduction To Calculus And Analysis by Richard Courant and Fritz John. – Divide1918 Dec 08 '19 at 12:51
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1@Divide1918: In case you're interested, there is a solutions manual (which is probably not very well known) for the Courant/John book --- Albert Abraham Blank, Problems in Calculus and Analysis, John Wiley and Sons, 1966, x + 264 pages. – Dave L. Renfro Dec 08 '19 at 16:10
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@DaveL.Renfro Cool thanks I might refer to that in the future – Divide1918 Dec 08 '19 at 16:44
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Does this answer your question? Recommended Problem books for undergraduate Real Analysis – user1147844 Apr 08 '23 at 23:01
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I will suggest Problems in Analysis by Bernard Gelbaum, but those exercises are quite hard, although no Lebesgue measure, integrals are involved, anyway, as long as there is solution, it is still an accessible problems book.
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