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The second half of the book "An Introduction to Analysis" by William Wade supplies what you ask. (The first half is single variable.) There is even a section on elementary Fourier analysis. \newline Table

Table of Contents (for multivariable part): \ 8 Euclidean Spaces \ 8

8 Euclidean Spaces

8.1: Algebraic Structure \ 8

8.2: Planes and Linear Transformations \ 8

8.3: Topology of $\mathbb{R}^n$ \ 8

8.4: Interior, closure, and boundary \ \vspace*{1cm} 9 Convergence in $\mathbb{R}^n$ \ 9

9 Convergence in $\mathbb{R}^n$

9.1: Limits of sequences \ 9

9.2: Limits of functions \ 9

9.3: Continuous functions \ 9

9.4: Compact sets \ 9

9.5: Applications \ \vspace*{1cm} 10 Metric Spaces \ 10

10 Metric Spaces

10.1: Introduction \ 10

10.2: Limits of functions \ 10

10.3: Interior, closure, boundary \ 10

10.4: Compact sets \ 10

10.5: Connected sets \ 10

10.6: Continuous functions \ \vspace*{1cm} 11 Differentiability in $\mathbb{R}^n$ \ 11

11 Differentiability in $\mathbb{R}^n$

11.1: Partial derivatives and partial integrals \ 11

11.2: Definition of differentiability \ 11

11.3: Derivatives, differentials, and tangent planes \ 11

11.4: Chain rule \ 11

11.5: Mean Value Theorem and Taylor's Formula \ 11

11.6: Inverse Function Theorem \ 11

11.7: Optimization (Lagrange Multipliers) \ \vspace*{1cm} 12 Integration on $\mathbb{R}^n$ \ 12

12 Integration on $\mathbb{R}^n$

12.1: Jordan regions \ 12

12.2: Riemann integration on Jordan regions \ 12

12.3: Iterated integrals \ 12

12.4: Change of variables \ 12

12.5: Partitions of unity \ 12

12.6: Gamma function and volume \ \vspace*{1cm} 13 Fundamental Theorem of Vector Calculus \ 13

13 Fundamental Theorem of Vector Calculus

13.1: Curves \ 13

13.2: Oriented curves \ 13

13.3: Surfaces \ 13

13.4: Oriented surfaces \ 13

13.5: Theorems of Green and Gauss \ 13

13.6: Stokes's Theorem \ \vspace*{1cm} 14 Fourier Series \ 14

14 Fourier Series

14.1: Introduction \ 14

14.2: Summability of Fourier series \ 14

14.3: Growth of Fourier coefficients \ 14

14.4: Convergence of Fourier series \ 14

14.5: Uniqueness \ \vspace*{1cm} 15 Differentiable Manifolds \ 15

15 Differentiable Manifolds

15.1: Differential forms on $\mathbb{R}^n$ \ 15

15.2: Differentiable manifolds \ 15

15.3: Stokes's Theorem on manifolds

The second half of the book "An Introduction to Analysis" by William Wade supplies what you ask. (The first half is single variable.) There is even a section on elementary Fourier analysis. \newline Table of Contents (for multivariable part): \ 8 Euclidean Spaces \ 8.1: Algebraic Structure \ 8.2: Planes and Linear Transformations \ 8.3: Topology of $\mathbb{R}^n$ \ 8.4: Interior, closure, and boundary \ \vspace*{1cm} 9 Convergence in $\mathbb{R}^n$ \ 9.1: Limits of sequences \ 9.2: Limits of functions \ 9.3: Continuous functions \ 9.4: Compact sets \ 9.5: Applications \ \vspace*{1cm} 10 Metric Spaces \ 10.1: Introduction \ 10.2: Limits of functions \ 10.3: Interior, closure, boundary \ 10.4: Compact sets \ 10.5: Connected sets \ 10.6: Continuous functions \ \vspace*{1cm} 11 Differentiability in $\mathbb{R}^n$ \ 11.1: Partial derivatives and partial integrals \ 11.2: Definition of differentiability \ 11.3: Derivatives, differentials, and tangent planes \ 11.4: Chain rule \ 11.5: Mean Value Theorem and Taylor's Formula \ 11.6: Inverse Function Theorem \ 11.7: Optimization (Lagrange Multipliers) \ \vspace*{1cm} 12 Integration on $\mathbb{R}^n$ \ 12.1: Jordan regions \ 12.2: Riemann integration on Jordan regions \ 12.3: Iterated integrals \ 12.4: Change of variables \ 12.5: Partitions of unity \ 12.6: Gamma function and volume \ \vspace*{1cm} 13 Fundamental Theorem of Vector Calculus \ 13.1: Curves \ 13.2: Oriented curves \ 13.3: Surfaces \ 13.4: Oriented surfaces \ 13.5: Theorems of Green and Gauss \ 13.6: Stokes's Theorem \ \vspace*{1cm} 14 Fourier Series \ 14.1: Introduction \ 14.2: Summability of Fourier series \ 14.3: Growth of Fourier coefficients \ 14.4: Convergence of Fourier series \ 14.5: Uniqueness \ \vspace*{1cm} 15 Differentiable Manifolds \ 15.1: Differential forms on $\mathbb{R}^n$ \ 15.2: Differentiable manifolds \ 15.3: Stokes's Theorem on manifolds

The second half of the book "An Introduction to Analysis" by William Wade supplies what you ask. (The first half is single variable.) There is even a section on elementary Fourier analysis.

Table of Contents (for multivariable part):

8 Euclidean Spaces

8.1: Algebraic Structure

8.2: Planes and Linear Transformations

8.3: Topology of $\mathbb{R}^n$

8.4: Interior, closure, and boundary

9 Convergence in $\mathbb{R}^n$

9.1: Limits of sequences

9.2: Limits of functions

9.3: Continuous functions

9.4: Compact sets

9.5: Applications

10 Metric Spaces

10.1: Introduction

10.2: Limits of functions

10.3: Interior, closure, boundary

10.4: Compact sets

10.5: Connected sets

10.6: Continuous functions

11 Differentiability in $\mathbb{R}^n$

11.1: Partial derivatives and partial integrals

11.2: Definition of differentiability

11.3: Derivatives, differentials, and tangent planes

11.4: Chain rule

11.5: Mean Value Theorem and Taylor's Formula

11.6: Inverse Function Theorem

11.7: Optimization (Lagrange Multipliers)

12 Integration on $\mathbb{R}^n$

12.1: Jordan regions

12.2: Riemann integration on Jordan regions

12.3: Iterated integrals

12.4: Change of variables

12.5: Partitions of unity

12.6: Gamma function and volume

13 Fundamental Theorem of Vector Calculus

13.1: Curves

13.2: Oriented curves

13.3: Surfaces

13.4: Oriented surfaces

13.5: Theorems of Green and Gauss

13.6: Stokes's Theorem

14 Fourier Series

14.1: Introduction

14.2: Summability of Fourier series

14.3: Growth of Fourier coefficients

14.4: Convergence of Fourier series

14.5: Uniqueness

15 Differentiable Manifolds

15.1: Differential forms on $\mathbb{R}^n$

15.2: Differentiable manifolds

15.3: Stokes's Theorem on manifolds

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The second half of the book "An Introduction to Analysis" by William Wade supplies what you ask. (The first half is single variable.) There is even a section on elementary Fourier analysis. \newline Table of Contents (for multivariable part): \ 8 Euclidean Spaces \ 8.1: Algebraic Structure \ 8.2: Planes and Linear Transformations \ 8.3: Topology of $\mathbb{R}^n$ \ 8.4: Interior, closure, and boundary \ \vspace*{1cm} 9 Convergence in $\mathbb{R}^n$ \ 9.1: Limits of sequences \ 9.2: Limits of functions \ 9.3: Continuous functions \ 9.4: Compact sets \ 9.5: Applications \ \vspace*{1cm} 10 Metric Spaces \ 10.1: Introduction \ 10.2: Limits of functions \ 10.3: Interior, closure, boundary \ 10.4: Compact sets \ 10.5: Connected sets \ 10.6: Continuous functions \ \vspace*{1cm} 11 Differentiability in $\mathbb{R}^n$ \ 11.1: Partial derivatives and partial integrals \ 11.2: Definition of differentiability \ 11.3: Derivatives, differentials, and tangent planes \ 11.4: Chain rule \ 11.5: Mean Value Theorem and Taylor's Formula \ 11.6: Inverse Function Theorem \ 11.7: Optimization (Lagrange Multipliers) \ \vspace*{1cm} 12 Integration on $\mathbb{R}^n$ \ 12.1: Jordan regions \ 12.2: Riemann integration on Jordan regions \ 12.3: Iterated integrals \ 12.4: Change of variables \ 12.5: Partitions of unity \ 12.6: Gamma function and volume \ \vspace*{1cm} 13 Fundamental Theorem of Vector Calculus \ 13.1: Curves \ 13.2: Oriented curves \ 13.3: Surfaces \ 13.4: Oriented surfaces \ 13.5: Theorems of Green and Gauss \ 13.6: Stokes's Theorem \ \vspace*{1cm} 14 Fourier Series \ 14.1: Introduction \ 14.2: Summability of Fourier series \ 14.3: Growth of Fourier coefficients \ 14.4: Convergence of Fourier series \ 14.5: Uniqueness \ \vspace*{1cm} 15 Differentiable Manifolds \ 15.1: Differential forms on $\mathbb{R}^n$ \ 15.2: Differentiable manifolds \ 15.3: Stokes's Theorem on manifolds

The second half of the book "An Introduction to Analysis" by William Wade supplies what you ask. (The first half is single variable.) There is even a section on elementary Fourier analysis.

The second half of the book "An Introduction to Analysis" by William Wade supplies what you ask. (The first half is single variable.) There is even a section on elementary Fourier analysis. \newline Table of Contents (for multivariable part): \ 8 Euclidean Spaces \ 8.1: Algebraic Structure \ 8.2: Planes and Linear Transformations \ 8.3: Topology of $\mathbb{R}^n$ \ 8.4: Interior, closure, and boundary \ \vspace*{1cm} 9 Convergence in $\mathbb{R}^n$ \ 9.1: Limits of sequences \ 9.2: Limits of functions \ 9.3: Continuous functions \ 9.4: Compact sets \ 9.5: Applications \ \vspace*{1cm} 10 Metric Spaces \ 10.1: Introduction \ 10.2: Limits of functions \ 10.3: Interior, closure, boundary \ 10.4: Compact sets \ 10.5: Connected sets \ 10.6: Continuous functions \ \vspace*{1cm} 11 Differentiability in $\mathbb{R}^n$ \ 11.1: Partial derivatives and partial integrals \ 11.2: Definition of differentiability \ 11.3: Derivatives, differentials, and tangent planes \ 11.4: Chain rule \ 11.5: Mean Value Theorem and Taylor's Formula \ 11.6: Inverse Function Theorem \ 11.7: Optimization (Lagrange Multipliers) \ \vspace*{1cm} 12 Integration on $\mathbb{R}^n$ \ 12.1: Jordan regions \ 12.2: Riemann integration on Jordan regions \ 12.3: Iterated integrals \ 12.4: Change of variables \ 12.5: Partitions of unity \ 12.6: Gamma function and volume \ \vspace*{1cm} 13 Fundamental Theorem of Vector Calculus \ 13.1: Curves \ 13.2: Oriented curves \ 13.3: Surfaces \ 13.4: Oriented surfaces \ 13.5: Theorems of Green and Gauss \ 13.6: Stokes's Theorem \ \vspace*{1cm} 14 Fourier Series \ 14.1: Introduction \ 14.2: Summability of Fourier series \ 14.3: Growth of Fourier coefficients \ 14.4: Convergence of Fourier series \ 14.5: Uniqueness \ \vspace*{1cm} 15 Differentiable Manifolds \ 15.1: Differential forms on $\mathbb{R}^n$ \ 15.2: Differentiable manifolds \ 15.3: Stokes's Theorem on manifolds

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The second half of the book "Introduction"An Introduction to Real Analysis" by William Wade supplies what you ask. (The first half is single variable.) There is even a section on elementary Fourier analysis.

The second half of the book "Introduction to Real Analysis" by William Wade supplies what you ask. (The first half is single variable.) There is even a section on elementary Fourier analysis.

The second half of the book "An Introduction to Analysis" by William Wade supplies what you ask. (The first half is single variable.) There is even a section on elementary Fourier analysis.

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