CAMBRIDGE MATHEMATICAL TEXTBOOKS
Cambridge Mathematical Textbooks is a program of undergraduate and beginning graduate-
level textbooks for core courses, new courses, and interdisciplinary courses in pure and applied
mathematics. These texts provide motivation with plenty of exercises of varying difficulty, inter-
esting examples, modern applications, and unique approaches to the material.
Advisory Board
John B. Conway, George Washington University
Gregory F. Lawler, University of Chicago
John M. Lee, University of Washington
John Meier, Lafayette College
Lawrence C. Washington, University of Maryland, College Park
A complete list of books in the series can be found at www.cambridge.org/mathematics
Recent titles include the following:
Chance, Strategy, and Choice: An Introduction to the Mathematics of Games and Elections,
S. B. Smith
Set Theory: A First Course, D. W. Cunningham
Chaotic Dynamics: Fractals, Tilings, and Substitutions, G. R. Goodson
A Second Course in Linear Algebra, S. R. Garcia & R. A. Horn
Introduction to Experimental Mathematics, S. Eilers & R. Johansen
Exploring Mathematics: An Engaging Introduction to Proof,J.Meier&D.Smith
A First Course in Analysis,J.B.Conway
Introduction to Probability, D. F. Anderson, T. Seppäläinen & B . Valkó
Linear Algebra, E. S. Meckes & M. W. Meckes
A Short Course in Differential Topology, B. I. Dundas
Abstract Algebra with Applications, A. Terras
