Research Topics in Analysis, Volume I

​Shouchuan Hu is a Distinguished Professor at Missouri State University, USA. He holds a PhD in Mathematics from the University of Texas at Arlington. Dr. Hu is Director of the AIMS – American Institute of Mathematical Sciences and Editor-in-Chief of the “Discrete and Continuous Dynamical Systems” journal.  He co-authored, along with Dr. Papageorgiou, the two-volume set "Handbook of Multivalued Analysis" (1997), published by Springer. Nikolaos S. Papageorgiou is a Professor at the National Technical University of Athens, Greece. He holds a PhD in Applied Mathematics (1983) from Harvard University, USA, and degrees in Mathematics and Electrical Engineering, both from Massachusetts Institute of Technology – MIT. Dr. Papageorgiou has co-authored over a dozen books, including “Exercises in Analysis” (2016) and “Nonlinear Analysis - Theory and Methods” (2019), both published by Springer.

Volume I - Theory: - Topology.- Measure Theory.- Banach Space Theory.- Function Spaces.- Multivalued Analysis.- Smooth and Nonsmooth Calculus.- Nonlinear Operators.- Variational Analysis.- References.

"Each chapter closes with interesting historical remarks and further bibliographical hints, followed by a collection of problems and exercises, ranging from the completely obvious to the really challenging. This makes the book a valuable source for postdoctoral students, reseachers, and anybody else who wants to get an impression of classical fields of higher analysis, with particular emphasis on nonlinear problems. The book is well written, and it contains a wealth of material." (Jürgen Appell, zbMATH 1514.46001, 2023)
"I recommend this text as a standalone text for any student who is trying to learn this material for the first time. ... I conjecture that, once paired, the two-volume set will make an excellent tool for researchers looking to quickly gain insight into the tools used in modern analytical research." (John Ross, MAA Reviews, June 17, 2023)

“I recommend this text as a standalone text for any student who is trying to learn this material for the first time. … I conjecture that, once paired, the two-volume set will make an excellent tool for researchers looking to quickly gain insight into the tools used in modern analytical research.” (John Ross, MAA Reviews, June 17, 2023)