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Some course dealing with methods of rigorous proof is a prerequisite. The present course will have four parts: 1. sequences, convergence, Cauchy condition, the theorem of Bolzano-Weierstrass to prove coincidence of Cauchy and convergent sequences over the reals; 2. the basic theory of limits of functions; in particular, we will discuss relations with convergent sequences; 3. continuous and uniformly continuous functions; 4. a brief introduction to the theoretical side of differentiation. Many examples will be given and rigorously analyzed. Prerequisite: The instructor emphasizes one prerequisite for the course: an introduction to proofs, somewhat akin to Math 8 offered in the Mathematics Department. Required Texts: Gaughan, Edward D., Introduction to Analysis Brooks-Cole 5th Ed. (*) (*) NOTE: This is not the latest edition, but it is available much more cheaply and hardly differs from the more expensive 6th edition. Instructor(s): Birge Huisgen-Zimmerman Time(s): Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, 12:00-12:50 pm Place(s): South Hall, Rm. 4607B << Back |
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