This book presents an introduction into Robinson's nonstandard
analysis.
Nonstandard analysis is the application of model theory in
analysis. However, the reader is not expected to have any
background in model theory; instead, some background in analysis,
topology, or functional analysis would be useful - although the
book is as much self-contained as possible and can be understood
after a basic calculus course. Unlike some other texts, it does not
attempt to teach elementary calculus on the basis of nonstandard
analysis, but it points to some applications in more advanced
analysis. Such applications can hardly be obtained by standard
methods such as a deeper investigation of Hahn-Banach limits or of
finitely additive measures.
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