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Mathematical Analysis

Professor Prof. Dr. Florian Bünger
Programm of study GESBC, CIBC
Typus mandatory course
Turnus 2. Semester
Course Format 6h lectures per week,
2h instructions per week,
2h exercises per week
ECTS Credit Points 9
Prerequisite High school mathematics


Period

The lecture will be read in summer semester. The detailed schedule information about time and place can be found in "Vorlesungsankündigungen". The additional contact person at the institute is Michael Dudzinski (office hours).

Contents

Sequences

examples, limits, bounded sequences, sums and products of sequences, increasing and decreasing sequences, Cauchy sequences, subsequences, accumulation points, limes inferior, limes superior, sequences in vector spaces, compactness, completeness

Series

geometric series, harmonic series, convergence, absolute convergence, convergence criterion
( Leibnitz-, comparison-, root-, ratio-)

Continuous functions

epsilon-characterization, sum, difference and ratio of continuous functions, Bolzano theorem, intermediate value theorem, inverse functions, extreme values, limits of functions

Polynomials

Horner scheme, zeros of polynomials, interpolation with polynomials, error of the interpolation

Limits in function spaces

pointwise convergence, uniform convergence, series of functions, approximation, Bernstein polynomials

Power series

radius of convergence, ratio test

Elementary functions

logarithm, exponential, trigonometric and hyperbolic functions

Differentiable real functions

characterization of differentiability sums, products, ratios of differentiable real functions, differentiation of power series, rules for differentiation, Rolle's theorem, mean-value-theorem, l'Hôpital rules, Taylor's theorem

Analysis of functions

domain of definition, symmetries, zeros, poles and limits, asymptotes, monotonicity behavior, extreme values, points of inflection

Numerical solution of equations (Optional)

bisection method, fixed point theorems, Lipschitz continuity, different types of fixed points, Newton's method, iterative methods for linear systems

The Riemann integral

integrability, rules for integration, the indefinite integral, antiderivatives, the fundamental theorem of differential and integral calculus, integration by parts, integration by substitution, integration of rational functions

Improper integrals

unbounded domains, unbounded functions

Numerical integration (Optional)

Newton-Cotes formulas, composite Newton-Cotes formulas, error of quadrature formulas

Periodic functions

Fourier expansions, approximation, uniform convergence of Fourier expansion, complex Fourier expansion, trigonometric interpolation

References

  1. J. Levin:
    Introduction to Mathematical Analysis, Cambridge University Press, 2000
  2. V.A.Zorich:
    Mathematical Analysis I, Springer Verlag, 2004
  3. W. Mackens, H. Voss:
    Mathematik für Studierende der Ingenieurwissenschaften II (Manuscript)
  4. W. Rudin:
    Principies of Mathematical Analysis, Mc Grau-Hill, 1976
  5. W. Walter:
    Analysis I, Springer Verlag, 1985
  6. H. Amann, J. Escher:
    Analysis I, Birkhäuser Verlag, 1998