© 2009 W. Bryc
15-MATH-504-001
Advanced Calculus
|Fall |Winter| Spring|
Time, location: MWF 1:00-1:50pm,
Old Chem 804
Instructor: Wlodek Bryc, 809-B, Old Chemistry Bldg,
513.556.4098
Office hours
Text:
Rosenlicht, Introduction to Analysis, (1986).
Free Web resources:
Basic Analysis
by William K. Allard
| Real
Analysis by William F. Trench
Web Page: http://math.uc.edu/~brycw/classes/504/
and Blackboard
http://blackboard.uc.edu
H1N1 policy
If you have flue-like symptomps, tell me about it by email. Do not come
to
class for 24H after fever subsided.
We will have enough homework to drop assignments affected by your absence.
I have also modified my usual no-makeups policy for the 2009 flu season!
If I get sick and need to cancel the
class I will send you an email to your blackboard account.
Homework
- Read 1.1, 1.2 for We, Sept 23
- No class Sept 25. Do problems 1, 2, 3, 4, 5
- Read 1.3, 1.4 for Mo, Sept 28. Turn in Ch1, problem 4 (all parts) ...
- Read 2.1 for We, Sept 30 Do Ch 1 problems 6, 7, 8, 9,
10. Turn in 7bde AND construct a one-to-one function from [0,1] onto [0,1)
- Fri, Oct 2: I will finish 2.1 and may start Section 2.2. Do Ch 2 problems 1, 2, 8
- Mo, Oct 5: I hope to finish 2.2
and start 2.3.
Turn in Ch 2 #8, then work on inequalities: Ch 2: #3, 4, 5, 6, 7
- Turn in Ch 2: #3 and 5c for We, Oct 7 solution of
5c
- Fri, Oct 9: Do problems 9-15. Read Section 2.4
- For Mo, Oct 12: Read 3.1. Turn in
Hw 5
|
solution
(TeX).
- For We, Oct 14: Read 3.2, do Ch 3 #1, 2.
Turn in Hw 6 solution (TeX)
[in class, or
in my mailbox/office by Friday night].
- Fri, Oct 16: no class Do problems Ch 3 # 3-7, 20, 22
- Mo Oct 19: Open sets, closed sets,
start Section 3.3 --
limits.
- We Oct 21: Section 3.3 (Limits)
Turn in Hw 7
(TeX).
- Fri Oct 23: Limits, may start
Section 3.4 (Completeness) Turn in Hw 7
Solution
(TeX)
- Mo Oct 26 [limsup+Section 3.4] Turn in Hwk on limits: Hw
8
Solution (TeX)
- We Oct 28: [End of 3.4 + Recitation]
- Fri Oct 30: 12-1PM Q&A Then review 1PM-2PM
Midterm 5:30PM-7++ in 804 Old Chem.
Six questions from the material
in Chapters 1,
2,
3
(up to and including Section 3.4)
Check out rejected questions.
- Mo, Nov 2: Compact sets [Section 3.5]
- We, Nov 4: Compact sets ...
- Fri, Nov 6: Connected sets [Section 3.6]
- Mo, Nov 9: Continuous functions [Chapter 4, Section 4.1]
Hwk 9: Turn
in Ch 3
#37
- No class We, Nov 11 (UC closed)
- Fri, Nov 13: Section 4.2
- Mo, Nov 16: [4.3]
Hwk 10: Turn in Ch 4 #2, 4 Sol of #4
- We, Nov 18: [4.4]
- Fri, Nov 20: [4.5]+ Normed Vector spaces: page 63 #22, page 93 # 22,
23
- Mo, Nov 23: Normed Vector Spaces+[4.6] Hwk 11: Ch 4 #9, 10,
11
- We, Nov 25: [4.6]
- No classes Fri, Nov 27 (UC closed)
- Mo, Nov 30: Review+ Hwk 12: Ch 4 #13, 14, 15, 16
- We, Dec 2: Review2
- Fri, Dec 4: Review3
- Final Exam: Wed, Dec. 9, 1:30-3:30 pm
Chapters 1+2+3+4. (Four problems from Ch 4.)
1000%-e of questions

Material
Ch 1-2-3-4
Ordered sets, the real field, the complex field, Euclidean space, finite, countable and uncountable sets, metric spaces, compact sets, convergent sequences of numbers,
Cauchy sequences, upper and lower limits,
Bolzano-Weierstrass
theorem,
series,
the number e,
convergence tests for series, absolute convergence, addition and
multiplication
of series, rearrangements.
Limits and continuity of functions, continuity and compactness, connectedness and continuity, discontinuities, monotone functions,
derivatives, the Mean Value theorem,
l'Hopital's rule, higher order derivatives, Taylor's theorem, Riemann-Stieltjes integral, integration and differentiation of vector-valued functions, rectifiable curves.
Uniform convergence for sequences
and series of functions,
equi-continuous families of functions, the Stone-Weierstrass theorem, functions of several variables.
Important Dates
- Midterm: Fri, Oct 30, 5-6:30PM
- No classes We, Nov 11
- Last Day to withdraw: Th, November 19
- No classes Fri, Nov 27
- Final Exam: Wed, Dec. 9, 1:30-3:30 pm
Grading
Your grade will be based on Homework (30%), two-hour Midterm (30%) and Final (40%).
No
makeups! Except in 2009 Flue season!!!
You can check your current
grade on Blackboard! Use Weighted Total and the following conversion:
Grade Cutoffs
A 93% and higher
A- 90% to 93%
B- 80% to 83%
C- 70% to 73%
D- 60% to 63%
Syllabus subject to change