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I've been studying elementary analysis. Now regarding other areas of math, say algebra and calculus, I can understand things fine as I seem to understand things by example. Now in analysis, everything seems like Shakespearian play with no example. My question is how do I make sense out of analysis or more specifically? How can I mould the subject to become a more exemplified version and understand faster, I don't think I'm good at abstract maths any suggestions how I may improve.

GiornoGiovanna
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  • Which books have you been reading? – littleO Nov 09 '19 at 07:52
  • I found very useful the book by Robert Burn, "Numbers and functions". It's problem oriented, perfect for self learning. – dfnu Nov 09 '19 at 07:56
  • Currently, I'm using "Understanding Analysis" by Abbott. I find it quite good as it discusses things from beginner point of view, its better than baby Rudin for understanding analysis as a beginner . – GiornoGiovanna Nov 09 '19 at 08:07

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Make your own examples, and find books that provide examples. If you're a visual thinker, then find a book that uses lots of graphs, figures, and so forth.

A start.

David G. Stork
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