Title: a very good book
Product review: Don't relate to previous reviewers' problems with this book: CLEAR though concise presentation of material, interesting examples. MOst of all: there is almost no hand-waiving in this book (it does occur somehwat in the discussion of limit theorems most memorably), that is, everything is proven. If your math level is up to par (good calculus foundation) then this is the best book for introductory (non-measure theory) prob. that I know of.
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