Supplementary Reference Material Our book addresses essential
topics at the intermediate level in set
theory in Chapter 1, abstract algebra
(resp. algebraic structures) in
Chapter 2, linear algebra and matrix algebra in Chapters 3 and 4, metric spaces (resp. real analysis and topological structures) in Chapter 5, Banach and Hilbert spaces
(resp. functional analysis) in
Chapter 6, and linear operators
(resp. functional analysis) in
Chapter 7. Since each one of these topics constitutes a subject in its own right,
references for supplementary reading are provided at the end of each chapter.
Some of these were selected because they are classic books on the subject under
discussion while others provide an especially good exposition of the material
on hand. In the following, in addition to the references cited in our book, we
enumerate some additional material which the reader may find useful for further
study of the addressed topics. References for Chapter 1
include [1]-[3]. References for Chapter 2
include [4]-[7]. For more recent texts on abstract algebra refer, e.g. to [8]-[10].
References for Chapters 3 and
4 include [11]-[16]. For more recent references on linear algebra and matrix
algebra, the reader may wish to consult, e.g. [17]-[21]. References for Chapter 5
include [22]-[25] and [29]. For more recent references on real analysis (resp. metric
spaces) the reader may want to consult, e.g. [26]-[28]. References for Chapters 6 and
7 include [29]-[40]. For more recent references on functional analysis the
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