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01244 Fundamental Concepts in Modern Analysis
Danish title: Grundbegreber i den moderne analyse

Type: Å, Language: EEE
Credit points: 5 point
Previous course: C0144
Offered by: Department of Mathematics (MAT)
No credit points with: C0144
Prerequisite: 01030/01031/01032/36260/01034
Recommended semester: 4th -7th semester
Scope and form: 2 lecture modules and 1 hour of problem solving per week.
Examination: Approval of coursework and oral examination ( pass/fail )
Remarks: This course is a supplementary basic course.
Textbook: Vagn Lundsgaard Hansen: Grundbegreber i den Moderne Analyse.
Contact person: Vagn Lundsgaard Hansen, MAT, Building 303, Tel. +45 4525 3039
Aim: Many advanced mathematical disciplines, such as Global Analysis, Global Variational Calculus, Dynamical Systems; Differential Geometry; Topology and The Theory of Lie Groups, have a common foundation. It is the purpose of this course to teach the students these fundamental concepts so as to give students a firm basis for attending advanced courses and for further studies of modern mathematical literature.
Contents: Fundamental concepts in general topology: Metric spaces, topological spaces, compactness, connectedness, function spaces. Fundamental concepts in analysis: Normed vector spaces, differentiability in normed vector spaces, the inverse function theorem in Banach spaces. Differentiable manifolds. Selected applications from one or more of the subjects: Dynamical systems, singularity theory, geometric control theory, geometric variational problems.