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Real Analysis I G9JKY3BRCR

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CreatorsJaikrishnan J (instructor)
Date2020-09-16
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e1: edition

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Date2020-09-16
Contents
  • part 1: Week 1
  • session 1: 1.1 WEEK 1 INTRODUCTION
  • session 2: 1.2 Why study Real Analysis
  • session 3: 1.3 Square root of 2
  • session 4: 1.4 Wason's selection task
  • session 5: 1.5 Zeno's Paradox
  • session 6: 2.1 Basic set theory
  • session 7: 2.2 Basic logic
  • session 8: 2.3 Quantifiers
  • session 9: 2.4 Proofs
  • session 10: 2.5 Functions and relations
  • session 11: 3.1 Axioms of Set Theory
  • session 12: 3.2 Equivalence relations
  • session 13: 3.3 What are the rationals
  • session 14: 3.4 Cardinality
  • part 2: Week 2
  • session 15: WEEK 2 INTRODUCTION
  • session 16: 4.1 Field axioms
  • session 17: 4.2 Order axioms
  • session 18: 4.3 Absolute value
  • session 19: 5.1 The completeness axiom
  • session 20: 5.2 Nested intervals property
  • session 21: 6.1 NIP+AP⇒ Completeness
  • session 22: 6.2 Existence of square roots
  • session 23: 6.3 Uncountability of the real numbers
  • session 24: 6.4 Density of rationals and irrationals
  • part 3: Week 3
  • session 25: WEEK 3 INTRODUCTION
  • session 26: 7.1 Motivation for infinite sums
  • session 27: 7.2 Definition of sequence and examples
  • session 28: 7.3 Definition of convergence
  • session 29: 7.4 Uniqueness of limits
  • session 30: 7.5 Achilles and the tortoise
  • session 31: 8.1 Deep dive into the definition of convergence
  • session 32: 8.2 A descriptive language for convergence
  • session 33: 8.3 Limit laws
  • session 34: 9.1 Subsequences
  • session 35: 9.2 Examples of convergent and divergent sequences
  • session 36: 9.3 Some special sequences-CORRECT
  • part 4: Week 4
  • session 37: 10.1 Monotone sequences
  • session 38: 10.2 Bolzano-Weierstrass theorem
  • session 39: 10.3 The Cauchy Criterion
  • session 40: 10.4 MCT implies completeness
  • session 41: 11.1 Definition and examples of infinite series
  • session 42: 11.2 Cauchy tests-Corrected
  • session 43: 11.3 Tests for convergence
  • session 44: 11.4 Erdos_s proof on divergence of reciprocals of primes
  • session 45: 11.5 Resolving Zeno_s paradox
  • session 46: 12.1 Absolute and conditional convergence
  • session 47: 12.2 Absolute convergence continued
  • session 48: 12.3 The number e
  • session 49: 12.4 Grouping terms of an infinite series
  • session 50: 12.5 The Cauchy product
  • part 5: Week 5
  • session 51: WEEK 5 - INTRODUCTION
  • session 52: 13.1 The role of topology in real analysis
  • session 53: 13.2 Open and closed sets
  • session 54: 13.3 Basic properties of adherent and limit points
  • session 55: 13.4 Basic properties of open and closed sets
  • session 56: 14.1 Definition of continuity
  • session 57: 14.2 Deep dive into epsilon-delta
  • session 58: 14.3 Negating continuity
  • session 59: 15.1 The functions x and x2
  • session 60: 15.2 Limit laws
  • session 61: 15.3 Limit of sin x_x
  • session 62: 15.4 Relationship between limits and continuity
  • session 63: 15.5 Global continuity and open sets
  • session 64: 15.6 Continuity of square root
  • session 65: 15.7 Operations on continuous functions
  • part 6: Week 6
  • session 66: 16.1 Language for limits
  • session 67: 16.2 Infinite limits
  • session 68: 16.3 One sided limits
  • session 69: 16.4 Limits of polynomials
  • session 70: 17.1 Compactness
  • session 71: 17.2 The Heine-Borel theorem
  • session 72: 17.3 Open covers and compactness
  • session 73: 17.4 Equivalent notions of compactness
  • session 74: 18.1 The extreme value theorem
  • session 75: 18.2 Uniform continuity
  • part 7: Week 7
  • session 76: 19.1 Connectedness
  • session 77: 19.2 Intermediate Value Theorem
  • session 78: 19.3 Darboux continuity and monotone functions
  • session 79: 20.1 Perfect sets and the Cantor set
  • session 80: 20.2 The structure of open sets
  • session 81: 20.3 The Baire Category theorem
  • session 82: 21.1 Discontinuities
  • session 83: 21.2 Classification of discontinuities and monotone functions
  • session 84: 21.3 Structure of set of discontinuities
  • part 8: Week 8
  • session 85: WEEK 8 & 9 - INTRODUCTION
  • session 86: 22.1 Definition and interpretation of the derivative
  • session 87: 22.2 Basic properties of the derivative
  • session 88: 22.3 Examples of differentiation
  • session 89: 23.1 Darboux_s theorem
  • session 90: 23.2 The mean value theorem
  • session 91: 23.3 Applications of the mean value theorem
  • session 92: 24.1 Taylor's theorem NEW
  • session 93: 24.2 The ratio mean value theorem and L_Hospital_s rule
  • part 9: Week 9
  • session 94: 25.1 Axiomatic characterisation of area and the Riemann integral
  • session 95: 25.2 Proof of axiomatic characterization
  • session 96: 26.1 The definition of the Riemann integral
  • session 97: 26.2 Criteria for Riemann integrability
  • session 98: 26.3 Linearity of integral
  • session 99: 27.1 Sets of measure zero
  • session 100: 27.2 The Riemann-Lebesgue theorem
  • session 101: 27.3 Consequences of the Riemann-Lebesgue theorem
  • part 10: Week 10
  • session 102: WEEK 10 & 11 - INTRODUCTION
  • session 103: 28.1 The fundamental theorem of calculus
  • session 104: 28.2 Taylor's theorem-Integral form of remainder
  • session 105: 28.3 Notation for Taylor polynomials
  • session 106: 28.4 Smooth functions and Taylor series
  • session 107: 29.1 Power series
  • session 108: 29.2 Definition of uniform convergence
  • part 11: Week 11
  • session 109: 31.1 The exponential function
  • session 110: 31.2 The inverse function theorem
  • session 111: 31.3 The Logarithm
  • session 112: 32.1 Trigonometric functions
  • session 113: 32.2 The number Pi
  • session 114: 32.3 The graphs of sin and cos
  • session 115: 33.1 The Basel problem
  • part 12: Week 12
  • session 116: 34.1 Improper integrals
  • session 117: 34.2 The Integral test
  • session 118: 35.1 Weierstrass approximation theorem
  • session 119: 35.2 Bernstein Polynomials
  • session 120: 35.3 Properties of Bernstein polynomials
  • session 121: 35.4 Proof of Weierstrass approximation theorem
  • part 13: Live Session
  • session 122: Live Session 04-10-2020
  • session 123: Live Session 10-11-2020

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