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Syllabus for Math 5310 (Introduction to Real Analysis), Fall 2014 TuTh 2-3:15 pm, Monroe 118.. Text: Principles of Mathematical Analysis, Walter Rudin, third edition. Prerequisites. 1. You should have taken MATH 3310 (Basic Real Analysis) or equivalent. The most essential skill from 3310 that is crucial in 5310 is being able to work with the epsilon-delta definition of the limit and.
Supplements to the Exercises in Chapters 1-7 of Walter Rudin’s Principles of Mathematical Analysis, Third Edition by George M. Bergman This packet contains both additional exercises relating to the material in Chapters 1-7 of Rudin, and information on Rudin’s exercises for those chapters. For each exercise of either type, I give a title (an idea borrowed from Kelley’s General Topology.
Functional Analysis has found broad applicability in diverse areas of mathematics, physics, economics, and other sciences. Students will be introduced to the theory of Banach and Hilbert spaces. The highlight of the course will be an exposition of the four fundamental theorems in the Functional Analysis (Hahn-Banach theorem, uniform boundedness theorem, open mapping theorem, closed graph.
Prerequisites: MA3G7 Functional Analysis I, MA359 Measure Theory would be useful but is not required. Leads To: MA4A2 Advanced PDEs, MA433 Fourier Analysis, MA4G6 Calculus of Variations, MA4A2 Advanced PDEs and MA4J0 Advanced Real Analysis. Content: Problems posed in infinite-dimensional space arise very naturally throughout mathematics, both pure and applied. In this module we will.
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MATHEMATICAL ANALYSIS II. Time: Tuesday, Friday, 12:00 to 1:50 PM Room: Darrin 232 Instructor: Gregor Kovacic Office: 420 Amos Eaton Phone: 276-6908 E-mail: kovacg at rpi dot edu Office Hours: Click here. This document contains the list of topics to be presented in this course, a list of textbooks, and some comments and recommendations about these textbooks. Click on each topic title to.
Archive of past papers, solutions, handouts and homeworks for MATH 215 and MATH 500, Mathematical Analysis Spring 2012, LJB version: 31 October 2012 Source le: arch215spr12.tex page 2: Handout 1, Course speci cation. page 4: Handout 2, Further notes on countability. page 7: Handout 3, Construction of the real numbers. page 14: Homework and solutions. page 15: Other homeworks. page 16: Midterm.