Math 4318

MATH 4318 - Analysis II
Fall 2018 Course Information


Approaches to integration

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Prerequisites: MATH 4317.

Textbook: Introduction to Analysis by Maxwell Rosenlicht.

Content and Course Objectives: The course will develop the theory of differentiation and integration of real valued functions on the Euclidean space (covering chapters 27-33, 38-45 of Bartle). The course is proof-based and its primary objective is to give students a firm grip on rigorous real analysis. In addition to being intellectually satisfying (at last we learn the reasons for all the calculus facts!) MATH 4318 is a bridge to graduate courses in analysis, differential geometry/topology, and dynamics.

Grading:

Homework:

Tests (all in Skiles 156):

Piazza: once the dust settles there will be a Piazza group for this course.

Random thoughts on how to do well in this course:

Please report all cheating to the instructor, and do so promptly. See the Georgia Tech Honor Code for your rights and obligations.

How to get help: any concerns should be promptly discussed with the instructor. All feedback on teaching and administrative issues is appreciated.

Some History of Analysis can be found here.


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