Math 4182H, Honors Real Analysis II

MTWRF 9:10-10:05 at BO (Bolz Hall) 317

Instructor: Sasha Leibman office: MW406     office hours: Monday and Thursday 10:10-11am, and by appointment
e-mail: leibman.1@osu.edu

Link to 4181H webpage and lecture notes

Syllabus

Textbook: G.B.Folland Advanced Calculus

Lecture notes

Midterm 1solutions. Topics.
Midterm 2solutions. Topics.
The final exam is scheduled for Friday, April 15, 10am-12pm, and Monday, April 28, 8am-10am (you can choose either of these two options).
It will be open book and notes, and consist of 6-8 problems related to some of the following topics.

Homework:
Homework 1 due by Tuesday, January 14. Solutions
Homework 2 due by Tuesday, January 21. Solutions
Homework 3 due by Tuesday, January 28. Solutions
Homework 4 due by Tuesday, February 4. Solutions
Homework 5 due by Tuesday, February 18. Solutions
Homework 6 due by Wednesday, February 26. Solutions
Homework 7 due by Tuesday, March 4. Solutions
Homework 8 due by Tuesday, March 18. Solutions
Homework 9 Not due. Solutions
Homework 10 due by Tuesday, April 1. Solutions
Homework 11 due by Tuesday, April 8. Solutions
Homework 12 due by Tuesday, April 15. Solutions

Calendar:
January 6: Snow
January 7: Metric spaces [Lecture notes 1.1, Textbook 1.1]
Interior, limit, boundary, isolated points [Lecture notes 1.2, Textbook 1.2]
January 8: Open and closed sets [Lecture notes 1.2, Textbook 1.2]
January 9: Sequences and their limits [Lecture notes 1.3, Textbook 1.4]
Limits of mappings [Lecture notes 1.4, Textbook 1.3]
January 10: Continuous mappings [Lecture notes 1.4, Textbook 1.3]
January 13: Compact sets [Lecture notes 1.5, Textbook 1.6, 1.5, 1.8]
January 14: Compact sets [Lecture notes 1.5, Textbook 1.6, 1.5]
January 15: Connected sets [Lecture notes 1.6, Textbook 1.7]
January 16: Path connected sets [Lecture notes 1.6, Textbook 1.7]
Banach's fixed point theorem [Lecture notes 1.7
January 17: Vector spaces, linear mappings, matrices [Lecture notes 2.1-2, Textbook Appendix A]
January 21: Dual space, bilinear mappings, norms [Lecture notes 2.3-5, Textbook Appendix A]
January 22: Norms, scalar multiplication [Lecture notes 2.5-6, Textbook Appendix A]
January 23: Determinant [Lecture notes 2.7, Textbook Appendix A]
Multidimensional differentiation [Lecture notes 3.1, Textbook 2.2, 2.10]
January 24: Differentiation [Lecture notes 3.1, Textbook 2.10]
January 27: Directional and partial derivatives, the Jacobian matrix [Lecture notes 3.2, Textbook 2.2, 2.10]
January 28: Continuous partial derivatives imply differentiation [Lecture notes 3.2, Textbook 2.3]
The chain rule [Lecture notes 3.2, Textbook 2.3]
January 29: The mean value theorem [Lecture notes 3.3, Textbook 2.4]
Extreme and critical points [Lecture notes 3.4, Textbook 2.8, 2.9]
January 30: Extreme and critical points, Lagrange's multipliers [Lecture notes 3.4, Textbook 2.9]
The second derivative [Lecture notes 3.5, Textbook 2.6]
January 31: Commutation of directional derivatives [Lecture notes 3.5, Textbook 2.6]
The second derivative of a composition of two functions [Lecture notes 3.5, Textbook 2.6]
February 3: Behaviour of a function near a critical point via its second derivative [Lecture notes 3.5, Textbook 2.6]
Higher order derivatives [Lecture notes 3.6, Textbook 2.6]
February 4: Multivariable Taylor polynomials [Lecture notes 3.6, Textbook 2.6]
February 5: Review.
February 6: Midterm 1.
February 7: Differential operators.
Gradient is not a vector.
Variational problems [Lecture notes 3.7]
February 10: Variational problems [Lecture notes 3.7]
Homeomorphisms and diffeomorphisms [Lecture notes 4.1, Textbook 3.4]
February 11: The inverse mapping theorem [Lecture notes 4.1, Textbook 3.4]
February 12: Manifolds [Lecture notes 4.2, Textbook 3.3]
February 13: Smooth manifolds [Lecture notes 4.2, Textbook 3.3]
Orientable manifolds [Lecture notes 4.2, Textbook 3.3]
February 14: Exercises from Textbook, Sections 3.3, 3.4
February 17: Manifolds with borders [Lecture notes 4.2, Textbook 3.3]
February 18: The implicit mapping theorem [Lecture notes 4.3, Textbook 3.1]
February 19: Applications of the implicit mapping theorem and examples [Lecture notes 4.3, Textbook 3.2, 3.3]
February 20: The structure of mappings of constant rank [Lecture notes 4.4, Textbook 3.5]
February 21: Functionally dependent functions [Lecture notes 4.4, Textbook 3.5]
Exercises from Textbook, Chapter 3
February 24: Integration [Lecture notes 5.1, Textbook 4.2]
February 25: Integration [Lecture notes 5.1, Textbook 4.2]
February 26: Integration over Jordan measurable sets [Lecture notes 5.1, Textbook 4.2]
Properties of integral [Lecture notes 5.2, Textbook 4.2]
February 27: Properties of integral [Lecture notes 5.2, Textbook 4.2]
February 28: Sets of zero content and volume [Lecture notes 5.3, Textbook 4.2]
March 3: The volume under the graph of a function [Lecture notes 5.3, Textbook 4.2, exercise 2]
Fubini's theorem [Lecture notes 5.4, Textbook 4.3]
March 4: Fubini's theorem, Cavalieri's principle [Lecture notes 5.4, Textbook 4.3]
March 5: Change of volumes under a linear transformation [Lecture notes 5.5, Textbook 4.4]
March 6: Change of variables in an integral [Lecture notes 5.5, Textbook 4.4]
March 7: Change of variables in an integral [Lecture notes 5.5, Textbook 4.4]
March 17: Improper integrals [Lecture notes 5.6, Textbook 4.6-7]
March 18: Improper integrals [Lecture notes 5.6, Textbook 4.6-7]
March 19: Functions defined by integration [Lecture notes 5.7, Textbook 4.5, 7.5-6]
March 20: Functions defined by integrals [Lecture notes 5.7, Textbook 4.5, 7.5-6]
March 21: The gamma function [Lecture notes 5.7, Textbook 7.6]
Examples of improper integrals.
March 24: Exercises from the textbook.
March 25: Midterm 2.
March 26: Transformation of the n-dimensional measure under linear mappings [Lecture notes 6.1
March 27: Exterior multiplication [Lecture notes 6.1, Textbook page 270]
March 28: Integration over n-dimensional sets [Lecture notes 6.2, Textbook 5.1, 5.3]
March 31: Integration over a graph of a function and over a surface of revolution [Lecture notes 6.2, Textbook 5.3]
Partition of unity [Lecture notes 6.2, Textbook B.7]
April 1: Integration of vector fields [Lecture notes 6.3, Textbook 5.2, 5.3]
Gradien, divergence, and curl [Lecture notes 6.3, Textbook 5.4]
April 2: Relations between gradient, divergence, and curl [Lecture notes 6.3, Textbook 5.4]
Green's, Gauss's, and Stokes's theorems [Lecture notes 6.3, Textbook 5.2, 5.5, 5.7]
April 3: Examples for Green's, Gauss's, and Stokes's theorems, exercises [Lecture notes 6.3, Textbook 5.2, 5.5, 5.7]
April 4: Conservative vector fields [Lecture notes 6.4, Textbook 5.8]
April 7: Differential forms [Lecture notes 6.5, Textbook 5.9]
April 8: Differentiation of differential forms [Lecture notes 6.5, Textbook 5.9]
April 9: Pullback of differential forms [Lecture notes 6.5, Textbook 5.9]
April 10: Integration of differential forms [Lecture notes 6.6, Textbook 5.9]
April 11: The general Stokes theorem [Lecture notes 6.7, Textbook 5.9]
April 14: The general Stokes theorem [Lecture notes 6.7, Textbook 5.9]
April 15: The general Stokes theorem [Lecture notes 6.7, Textbook 5.9]
April 16: Poincare's lemma [Lecture notes 6.8]
Series in normed vector spaces [Lecture notes 6.7, Textbook 7.1, 7.2]
April 17: Functional sequences and series [Lecture notes 6.7, Textbook 7.1, 7.2]
April 18: Review.
Integral operators, convolution [Lecture notes 5.7]
April 21: Functions, defined by integration on a parameter [Lecture notes 5.7, Textbook 4.5, 7.5-6]