Title: Setting a trap
Product review: This book sets a trap that can suck any hard- working student into the world of definition, theorem and proof which is what math has been made by these mathematicians. The book has no illustrations and makes sure that no engineer or applied physicist has use of it. This book was probably written with the intention of getting more graduate students in the Math department, who would spend endless hours solving the problems from this book and then get hooked on to analysis. If one reads the follow up of this book which is "Real and Complex Analysis" he or she would surely end in this quagmire of definitions and proofs, which has little real world significance
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