A Radical Approach to Lebesgue's Theory of Integration (Mathematical Association of America Textbooks)
"Bressoud is an insightful writer, and he presents this material in an enchanting fashion. The writing is scholarly but inviting, rigorous but readable. There are heaps of exercises, and they are quite accessible. I know of no other source with such a wealth of information about the genesis of the modern integral concept. This book will be valuable for mathematicians, for scholars of mathematical history, and certainly for students."Steven G. Krantz, American Institute of Mathematics for The UMAP Journal"A new and noteworthy title from Cambridge University Press! An outstanding book meant to advance undergraduate and beginning graduate students in mathematics."B. Crstici, Mathematical Reviews"I find it difficult to think of a better introduction to this corner store of modern mathematics and highly recommend the book to a very broad readership of students and researchers alike."Paul Embrechts, ETH Zurich for the Journal of the American Statistical Association