math104-s22:s:jdamaj
Jad Damaj
About Me: I'm a first year math major from Nevada. I enjoy playing guitar and running.
Course Notes
Course Journal
Jan 18
Overview of Course
Discussed natural numbers, integers, and rationals
Problem with rationals: has holes which prevent us from getting sharp bounds on subsets
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Jan 20
Rational Zeros Theorem
Construction of $\R$ from $\Q$: Dedekind Cuts vs. Cauchy Sequences
Completeness Axiom + Archimedean Property for $\R$
Definition of limits/convergence for sequences
Jan 25
Showed Convergence Sequences are bounded.
Defined operations on convergent sequences.
Showed some useful limits.
Jan 27
Feb 1
Feb 3
All sequences have a monotone subsequence
All bounded sequences have a convergent (monotone) subsequence
If $S$ is the set of subsequential limits of $s_n$, then sup$S$ = limsup$s_n$ and inf$S$ = liminf$s_n$
Feb 8
Feb 10
Series
Summation by Parts
Power Series
5 Questions
What is a good way to approach coming up with inequalities to use in proof, as in the Rudin exercises this week.
What are some good counterintuitive counterexamples to keep in mind when working on problems.
What specific properties of absolute convergence should we be familiar with for the exam, eg. rearrangements etc.
What properties does multiplication in limsup(a_nb_n) have in general.
Is there a good way to get intuition for accumulation of infinite series, eg. the case of sum(1\n)
February 22
February 24
March 1
March 3
Open cover compactness
Sequential compactness
March 8
March 10
March 15
March 17
March 29
Differentiation
Rolle's Theorem
March 31
April 7
Higher Derivatives
Taylor's Theorem
April 12
Taylor Series
Power Series
Reimann Integral
April 14
April 19
April 21
April 26
Homework
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