Theory Analyse in meer variabelen (WISB 243)

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Analyse in meer variabelen, period 4

All references are to the books by Duistermaat and Kolk

1a. Week 18 (April 29): 2.1 Linear algebra
  • linear algebra, distinction of linear map and matrix, Euclidean norm, norm as trace.
  • Lemma 2.1.1: multiplicative properties of this norm.
  • Inversion of matrices, Cramer s rule
    2.2 Differentiable mappings
  • total derivative, relation with directional derivative, Lemma 2.2.3.
  • Prop 2.2.9: differentiability component wise
  • criterion for differentiability (will be discussed next time): Thm 2.3.4, Def 2.3.6, Thm 2.3.7.
    2.3 Directional and partial derivatives
  • Def 2.3.1, Prop. 2.3.2. criterion for differentiability: Thm 2.3.4, Def 2.3.6, Thm 2.3.7
    2.4 Chain rule
  • Lemma 2.27: Hadamard s characterization of differentiability, Cor. 2.2.9 (proof next time).
  • Theorem 2.4.1: chain rule, and proof by using Hadamard.
  • 1b. Week 18 (May 1):
  • proof of criterion for differentiability.
  • Cor 2.4.2: chain rule for partials, Lemma 2.4.7.
    2.5 Mean value theorem
  • Lemma 2.5.1 and Thm. 2.5.3: Lipschitz continuity
  • 2a. Week 19 (May 6):
  • Proof of Hadamard's criterion
    3 Inverse and implicit function theorems
    3.1 Diffeomorphisms
    3.2 Inverse function theorem
  • the notion of diffeomorphism
  • inverse function theorem for homeomorphisms: Lemma 3.2.1 and Prop. 3.2.2, formulation.
  • review of contraction theorem, Lemma 1.7.2.
  • 2b. Week 19 (May 8):
  • Prop 3.2.3: local inverse is homeomorphism
  • the notion of local diffeomorphism, local inverse function theorem Theorem 3.2.4.
  • global inverse function theorem, 3.2.8.
  • 3.3: Application to polar coordinates.
  • 3a. Week 20 (May 13):
  • 3.4: description of implicit function question by parameter dependent system of equations.
  • idea of the linearized system
  • idea of implicit differentation
  • Thm 3.5.1: formulation and proof of implicit function theorem.
  • 3.6.A: Application: smooth dependence of roots of a polynomial.
  • 3b. Week 20 (May 15):
  • 4.1 application of implicit function thm: hypersurface as local graph of a function.
  • the notion of submersion, and application of Implicit function theorem to get local graph representation.
  • 4.2.1 definiton of submanifold see also extra notes, Def. 10, for preferred definition.
  • equivalence of the two notions of submanifold.
  • 4.2.4 definition of immersion
  • 4.3 immersion theorem, Thm 4.3.1, see also extra notes.
  • Representation of submanifold by immersion.
  • Linear algebra for surjective linear map.
  • Linear version of submersion theorem and C^k version of it.
  • 4a. Week 21 (May 20):
  • proof of immersion theorem, see also extra notes.
  • def 4.2.4 of embedding; regular point; parametrization; local coordinates; chart.
  • Cor. 4.3.2, image of embedding is submanifold.
  • Several characterizations of submanifold: Thm. 4.7.1.
  • 5.1. The notion of tangent space.
  • Relation to the various characterisations of submanifold, Thm 5.1.2.
  • 4b. Week 21 (May 22):
  • the notion of tangent mapping: 5.2.
  • the Lagrange multiplier method: 5.4, see also the extra notes.
  • start with Book II, Ch 6: integration.
  • 6.1: Rectangles and partitions
  • 6.2: Riemann integrability
  • 5a. Week 22 (May 27):
  • 6.3 Jordan measurability
  • Theorem 6.3.5: area under a graph
  • Cor. 6.3.7: negligibility of a graph.
  • 5b. Week 22 (May 29):
  • step functions
  • Thm. 6.4.2: iterated integration
  • Cor. 6.4.3: interchange of order
  • Thm 6.4.5 Successive integration
  • 6.6 the change of variables theorem, formulation and examples.
  • Naturality of the change of variables formula under composition.
  • Idea of localizing the change of variable theorem.
  • 6a. Week 23 (June 3):
  • 6.7 partitions of unity
  • Proof of change of variables for continuous functions with compact support.
  • 6b. Week 23 (June 5):
  • 6.8 approximation of Riemann integrable functions
  • 6.10 Absolute convergence of integrals
  • Chapter 7: densities and their integrals, see the extra lecture notes
  • volume of parallelepiped, formal definition of density
  • 7a. Week 24 (June 10): Pentecost, no lecture.
    7b. Week 24 (June 12):
  • pull-back of a density
  • continuous density on open set, pull-back
  • reformulation of substitution of variables
  • density on a submanifold, pull-back under embedding
  • integration of densities on submanifold
  • Euclidean density on a submanifold, several formulas for it.
  • 8a. Week 25 (June 17): Final lecture
  • Partial integration and theorem of Gauss: see the extra lecture notes (and book 7.6).
  • definition of domain with C^k boundary (replaces book, 7.5)
  • outward unit normal, continuity
  • Theorem of Gauss (book: Thm 7.6.1), partial integration (book: Cor. 7.6.2) and divergence (book Thm 7.8.50) versions.
  • Proof of Gauss' theorem (Thm 7.6.1), by localisation and substitution of variables.
  • 8b. Week 25 (June 19): no lecture, but question and rehearsal session.

    9. Week 26: exam week.



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