APPM 5450, Applied Analysis 2, Spring 2019

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First day of class Monday January 14, 2019.

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Course Information

This is the second semester of the applied analysis series. Analysis is the foundation of applied mathematics. This course will pick up where we left off last semester, covering some topics in Ch7-Ch12 (more or less) It will cover basic applications of orthonormal basis in Hilbert spaces, such as Fourier series. We will develop the theory for Hilbert spaces, in particular bounded linear operators and their spectrum. We will also discuss some topics related to linear differential operators and Green’s functions (Ch 10) and some distribution theory (Ch 11). The course will end measure theory and integration.This course is designed to prepare students for the Analysis qualifying exam.
You can find the topics covered in the exam here: http://tinyurl.com/juhaw5k. 

Text: Applied Analysis by by J. Hunter and B. Nachtergaele, World Scientific Publishing, 1st ed., 2001, ISBN 978-9812705433.

Syllabus: You can find the syllabus here.

Prelim exam: this course is designed to partially prepare you for the Analysis prelim exam (Analysis prelim exam, old website) for graduate students in the applied math department (you should also know advanced calculus and the first semester of this course; in addition, independent studying is recommended).

Outline

SectionDateTopics
Sec 7.11/14Fourier basis
Sec 7.1-7.21/16Fourier basis, convolutions, derivatives
Sec 7.21/18weak derivatives, distributions
 1/21MLK day
Sec 7.2-7.31/23Sobolev Embeddings and Heat Equation
Sec 8.11/25Projections
Sec 8.21/28Dual Spaces of Hilberts Spaces
Sec 8.31/30Adjoint Operators
Sec 8.42/1Self-Adjoing Operators
Sec 8.52/4Weak Convergence in Hilberts Spaces
Sec 8.52/6Weak Convergence in Hilberts Spaces
CH 92/8Spectrum of Bounded Operators
CH 92/11Spectrum of Bounded Operators
CH 92/13Spectrum of Bounded Operators
CH 92/15Spectrum of Bounded Operators
CH 92/18Spectrum of Bounded Operators
Exam2/20Exam 1
CH 92/22Spectrum of Bounded Operators
CH 92/25Spectrum of Bounded Operators
CH 92/27Spectrum of Bounded Operators
CH 903/01Spectrum of Bounded Operators
10.103/04Unbounded operators
Sec 10.103/06Unbounded operators
No class03/08Recruitment week
Sec 10.203/11Adjoint of differential Opertors
Sec 10.203/13Adjoint of differential Opertors
Sec 10.303/15Green's functions
Sec 10.403/18Weak derivative theory
Sec 10.403/20Weak derivative theory
Exam 203/22

Exam 2

No class03/25Spring Break
No class 03/27Spring Break
No class 03/29Spring Break
Sec 10.504/01Sturm-Liouville Problem
Sec 12.104/03Measures
Sec 12.1/12.204/05Measures/measurable functions
Sec 12.204/08Measurable functions
NO CLASS04/10Class cancelled
Sec 12.304/12Lebesgue Integral
Sec 12.404/15Convergence Theorems
Sec 12.504/17Fubini's Theorem
Sec 12.604/19Lp Spaces
Sec 12.704/22Basic inequalities
Sec 12.804/24Dual of Lp
Sec 12.904/26 

Lecture Times and Location

InstructorRoom NumberTime
RodriguezECCR 257MWF 12:00 to 12:50

Office Hours

Instructor/TARoom NumberOffice Hours
RodriguezECOT 235 W: 2-4 pm and Th: 2-3 pm

Homeworks

 

HomeworkDue DateNotes 
Homework 1Friday, Jan 18, 2019 by 4 pmsolutions in canvas
Homework 2Friday, Jan 25, 2019 by 4 pmsolutions in canvas
Homework 3Friday, Feb 1, 2019 by 4 pmsolutions in canvas
Homework 4Friday, Feb 8, 2019 by 4 pmsolutions in canvas
Homework 5Friday, Feb 15, 2019 by 4 pm 
Homework 6Friday, Feb 22, 2019 by 4 pmsolutions in canvas
Homework 7Friday, March 1, 2019 by 4 pmsolutions in canvas
Homework 8Friday, March 8, 2019 by 4 pmsolutions in canvas
Homework 9Friday, March 15, 2019 by 4 pmsolutions in canvas
Homework 10Friday, March 22, 2019 by 4 pmsolutions in canvas
Homework 11Friday, April 4, 2019 by 4 pm 
Homework 12Friday, April 12, 2019 by 4 pm 
Homework 13Friday, April 19, 2019 by 4 pm 

Exams

There will be two midterm.  The tentative date for this are Friday, February 15, 2019 and  March 22, 2019..  The final exam is in accordance with the standard CU Final Exam schedule and is Tuesday, Sunday, May 5, 2019 from 7:30-10:00 pm.

Notes

A total of 10 quizzes (about 10 minutes each) will be given at random during the semester.   

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