Real Analysis
Introduction to Real Analysis by Bartle and Sherbert is very appropriate for an Introductory Course in Real Analysis because it is standard, formal, and presents clear demonstrations. This third edition is more comprehensible than previous editions because it develops its topics with more details, presents more examples and even some applications. Many students will find this book accesible because It is not required to know concepts about Topology, and the students only have to know integral and differential Calculus. It is highly reccomended for Real Analysis professors.
