Measure Theory

From the reviews: "The main thrust of the very detailed account of this subject by Bogachev in two volumes making up approximately 1100 pages, with 2038 references listed, is a scholarly rendering of its many sided view, some highlights of which will be commented on here. … The treatment is reader friendly and I would recommend that each graduate real analysis student own both volumes … and they make a good reference set to keep on ones shelf." (Malempati M. Rao, Zentralblatt MATH, Vol. 1120 (22), 2007) "Volume one contains the modern foundations of measure and integration theory … . I should mention that the problems are accessible to students—some of the exercises are especially recommended for students … . The monograph excels by its clear, scholarly style and the wealth of … historical comments and references. … For any library and researchers in mathematical analysis or probability theory these … are a must-have—for the mathematical literature this is a wonderful addition." (René L. Schilling, Mathematical Reviews, Issue 2008 g) "This is a remarkably comprehensive treatise on modern, as well as classical, measure theory and integration. … This is an excellent and impressive monograph, which I can strongly recommended to researchers in analysis and probability, to university teachers as well as to students. I am convinced that this … volume treatise cannot be missing from university libraries and the shelves of mathematicians interested in measure and integration." (EMS Newsletter, December, 2008)