A Primer of Lebesgue Integration
"This is a wonderful little book that presents Lebesgue theory on the line and the plane as a completely natural extension of the familiar Riemann theory encountered in calculus....Ideal for a semester undergraduate course or seminar, though it is equally suitable for self-study....I especially recommend this book for students who plan to go on to graduate school in mathematics. If they didn't study it as an undergraduate, then it would be profitable reading for the summer before graduate school. With this background, the more general abstract theory of integration in graduate school will all seem natural....This book should do for real analysis what the famous old Knopp books have done for complex analysis. Of course, teachers of analysis will want copies on their shelves."--Kenneth A. Ross, University of OregonThis well-written little book provides...an introduction to the Lebesgue integral for advanced undergraduates or beginning graduate students in mathematics. The book is written very clearly and suggestively and can be recommended to students.--ZENTRALBLATT FOR MATHEMATIKStandard material...beautifully presented, with well-chosen exercises. Have a look when choosing a text.--AMERICAN MATH MONTHLY, November 1995I find this book interesting and it should serve to give a good feel for learning measure theory for the keen student.--MATHEMATICAL REVIEWS