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Jerome Keisler's Elementary Calculus. This book uses infinitesimals explicitly, and also in a logically rigorous way, without getting too advanced for first-year undergraduates.

Later edit: http://math.wisc.edu/~keisler/calc.html

Jerome Keisler's Elementary Calculus. This book uses infinitesimals explicitly, and also in a logically rigorous way, without getting too advanced for first-year undergraduates.

Jerome Keisler's Elementary Calculus. This book uses infinitesimals explicitly, and also in a logically rigorous way, without getting too advanced for first-year undergraduates.

Later edit: http://math.wisc.edu/~keisler/calc.html

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Jerome Keisler's Elementary Calculus. This book uses infinitesimals explicitly, and also in a logically rigorous way, without getting too advanced for first-year undergraduates.