Mathematical Analysis (Math 430 & 431)
Lab schedule
Walker_225 (25 Seats) Computer Lab 4/17/2009
Walker_225 (25 Seats) Computer Lab 4/24/2009-Test 3
Walker_216 (22 Seats) Computer Lab 4/29/2009-Final
Exam-Part 1.
Math 430
- Course Contract
- Officially, we will cover from Chapter 5. You need to preview chapters 3 and 4 on your own.
- NOTES ON SYMBOLIC LOGIC
- A link to an online advanced calculus course.
- Proving 1=2 (what went wrong?)
- Proving All People in Canada are the Same Age (what went wrong? (Need principle of induction)
- Useful information for advanced calculus.
- Interactive Real Analysis.
- Maple command to mean value theorem.
- Page 46-47 (Maple file)
- Homework: page 25, page 28, page 31.
- A problem from page 65 (Maple file).
- Homework: pages 41, 43, 48
- Mathematical Induction.
- Countable and uncountable sets (1)
- Page 58; pages 66-68
- Page68#17(b).mws
- (0,1) is uncountable. (there is a typo in this page!)
- Definition of field/ring.
- Definition of Upper Bound and its applications.
- The supremum of a set is either in the set or a limit point
- Solving inequalities graphically. (page 83).
- homework page 83
- homework page 87
- homework page 89
- homework page 96
- homework page 97
- Explore the set of rational number is dense in R. (a Maple file).
- homework page 105
- homework page 110
- **homework page 120.
- homework on limit points.
- limit points and closed set.
- Using Maple to learn sequences.
- About Recursive Sequence. (PDF file)
- Using Fixed Point or Newton's method?
- More about Fixed Point and Newton's methods.
- Newton's Method
- A tutorial. (html file)
- Newton's Method (A Maple file)-Lab 1.
- **Use Newton's Method to find the inflection point of a function. (Maple file)
- (December 5) Hints for problems on Final.
- Hints to a homework.
- homework page 142.
- Homework page 150
- Homework page 155
- Cauchy Sequence
- The speed of convergence of two series. (Maple file)
- A link to an online Real Analysis course.
- Using Maple to explore the limit of a function at point. (Maple file).
- Epsilon-delta concept.
- A ruler function
- Taylor polynomial, Fourier Series and Bernstein Polynomial.
- Another look at exploring the limit of a function at point. (Maple file).
- A proof to the squeezing principle.
- Homework set 1 (Exercises on Cantor Theorem)
- Recall the relationship between a closed set and its limit points.
- Solution to page 175.
- Solution to page 195
- Understand the proofs of the followings:
- A continuous function sends a closed and bounded set to a closed and bounded set.
- If f is continuous on a closed and bounded set, then f assumes its maximum and minimum.
- If f is continuous on a closed and bounded set, then f assumes all its intermediate value.
- Solution to (continuous functions on closed and bounded set).
- Solution to page 216.
- Some exercises on uniform continuous functions.
- About continuity and uniform continuity of a function.
- More about uniform continuity
- Continuity and Differentiability
- A nowhere differentiable function
- A PDF file
- A Maple file.
- Converse of Mean Value Theorem (Dr. Yang's).
- Cauchy Mean Value Theorem (Dr. Yang's).
- Java applet on Mean Value Theorem.
- Cauchy Mean Value Theorem and L'Hopital's Rule
- Solution to page 237
-
Taylor's Theorem.
- Power Series and Taylor's Series-local but not global. (Maple file)
- Taylor's series approximations
- More on errors.
- Reading materials (radius of convergence and etc.)
- Fourier Series approximation is global but not local (Maple).
- Homework on Taylor Polynomial and its Remainder. (PDF)
- Homework on page 303
- Uneven partition and numerical integrations with singularities
- My own adaptive quadratures, good for functions that are monotone with singularities or highly oscillatory.
- Romberg Integration
- About Fubini's Theorem 1
- About Fubini's Theorem, double integral and etc.
- Animations for numerical integration
- Numerical Method.
- Introduction to Topology.
- Hilbert space and Banach space.
- Cauchy Completeness and Hilbert space and Banach space.
- Online Mathematical Analysis
- Online Multivariable Calculus
