Mathematical Analysis: Mathematical Induction. Real numbers, sequences of real numbers, sequential completeness. Limit of a sequence, convergence tests. Series of real numbers, convergence tests. Calculus of functions of one variable. Trigonometric and inverse trigonometric functions. The notions of limit and continuity of a function, fundamental theorems. Derivative of a function, basic theorems, Taylor-McLaurin formula. Power series (Taylor – Mac-Laurin). The indefinite integral, basic methods of integration: integration by parts, the substitution method, integration of rational functions, trigonometric integrals. The Riemann integral of a real function, definition, examples, properties and applications. Improper integrals of first and second type: definition, simple and absolute convergence. Calculation and convergence tests. The integral test for convergence of series.
Linear Algebra: Vector calculus, vector products. The equations of the line and the plane in 3-space and applications. The sphere, cylindric and conic surfaces. Surfaces of 2nd degree, projection of a space curve on the coordinate planes. Matrices, determinants, rank of a matrix. Linear systems of equations, Gauss elimination method, the method of Cramer, invertible matrices. Vector spaces and subspaces. Linear span, linear dependence-independence, basis of a vector space, change of basis matrix. Linear functions (definition, kernel, image, matrix). Linear transformations, examples. Eigenvalues and eigenvectors of linear transformations and matrices Cayley-Hamilton theorem, matrix diagonalization. Orthogonal and symmetric matrices. Quadratic forms and applications.
# | Title | Description | Hours |
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1 | Real numbers, Sequences, Convergence, | Mathematical Induction. Real numbers sequences of real numbers, sequential completeness. Limit of a sequence, convergence tests. | 3Χ3=9 |
2 | Series, Convergence tests. | Series of real numbers, convergence, absolute convergence, Series with nonnegative terms, Alternating series, convergence tests. | 3Χ3=9 |
3 | Differential Calculus | Calculus of functions of one variable. Trigonometric and inverse trigonometric functions. The notions of limit and continuity of a function. Derivative of a function, fundamental theorems. Taylor- Maclaurin formula. Power series (Taylor – Mac-Laurin). | 3Χ3=9 |
4 | Integral Calculus | Indefinite integral, methods of integration. The Riemann integral (definition, basic properties). Applications of definite integral in the calculation of the area, the arc length and the volume of a solid of revolution. | 3Χ3=9 |
5 | Improper Integrals | Improper integrals of first and second type, calculation and convergence tests. The integral test for convergence of series. | 1Χ3=3 |
6 | Complex numbers, Vector Calculus | The complex numbers. Introduction to vectors, vector products. | 2Χ3=6 |
7 | The Line in space, the Plane, Surfaces | The line in 3-space and applications. The plane and applications. The sphere, cylindric and conic surfaces. Surfaces of 2nd degree, projection of a space curve on the coordinate planes. | 3Χ3=9 |
8 | Matrices, determinants, linear systems | Introduction to matrices. Determinants, rank of a matrix. Linear systems, Gauss elimination method, the method of Cramer, application to inversion of matrices. | 3Χ2=6 |
9 | Vector spaces, Basis, Dimension | Vector spaces and subspaces. Linear span, linear dependence-independence, basis of a vector space, change of basis matrix. | 2Χ3=6 |
10 | Linear Functions | Linear functions (definition, kernel, image, matrix). Linear transformations, examples. | 3Χ2=6 |
11 | Eigenvalues and Eigenvectors, Quadratic Forms | Eigenvalues and eigenvectors of linear transformations and matrices (characteristic polynomial, Cayley-Hamilton theorem, matrix diagonalization). Orthogonal and symmetric matrices. Quadratic forms and applications | 3Χ2=6 |
Upon successful completion of the course, students will be able to know:
basic concepts and results of the differential and integral calculus of functions of a variable,
basic concepts and results of Linear Algebra and Vector Analysis.
Teaching methods | Lectures, exercises, tests and homework |
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Teaching media | Blackboard presentations |
Problems - Applications | Yes |
Assignments (projects, reports) | Yes |