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01250 Functional Analysis and Global Analysis
Danish title: Funktionalanalyse og global analyse
Language:  English    ECTS-creditpoints:  10   
Type:  , course at phd level, open university
Class schedule:   F4
Exam schedule:   F4-A (jun 04 2002), E4-A (dec 18 2001)
Recommended semester:  4th -7th semester
Scope and form:  -lectures, where fundamental concepts, methods, and results are presented and perspectivized,
- tutorials, where the theory is discussed in more detail and exemplified by solution of exercises,
- larger sets of related exercises (smal projects).
Evaluation:  Oral exam and approvel of coursework
Examination:  13-scale
Previous course:  01244, 01245
Prerequisites:  01030 / 01031 / 01032 / 36260 / 01034
Aim:  Many advanced mathematical disciplines, e.g. global analysis,the calculus of variations,dynamical systems, differential geometry, the theory of differential and integral operators, have a common foundation. It is the purpose of this course to outline the basic structures in this common foundation
and thereby make it easier for students to study more advanced courses and to grasp the newest technical and mathematical literature.
Contents:  Topological concepts: Metric spaces, topological spaces, connectedness,compactness, mapping spaces. Fundamental concepts from Global analysis: Differentiability in Normed Vector Spaces, the Inverse Function Theorem, introduction to differentiable manifolds. Fundamental concepts from Functional Analysis: Banach spaces and Hilbert spaces, bounded and unbounded operators on Hilbert spaces, differential operators, the Spectral Theorem. Selected examples of applications within: Dynamical Systems, Singularity Theory, Control Theory, Calculus of Variations, Partial Differential Equations.
Contact:  Vagn Lundsgaard Hansen, building 303, (+45) 4525 3039, v.l.hansen@mat.dtu.dk
Department: 001 Department of Mathematics
Course URL:  http://www.mat.dtu.dk/courses/01250
Keywords:  Topological spaces, Differentiability in Normed Vector Spaces, Banach spaces, Operators on Hilbert spaces
Updated:  04-05-2001