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== Chris Grant's Proposed Core Topics List for a 500-level Linear Course==
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#  Distribution theory
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#* Test functions and distributions
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#* Schwartz class and tempered distributions
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#* Operations on distributions
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#  Hilbert spaces
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#* Riesz representation theorem
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#* Projection theorem
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#* Lax-Milgram theorem
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#* Existence of an orthonormal basis
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#* Fredholm alternative
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#* Hahn-Banach theorem
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# Banach spaces
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#* Banach-Steinhaus theorem
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#* Alaoglu’s theorem
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#* Open mapping theorem
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#* Bounded inverse theorem
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#* Closed graph theorem
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#* Baire category theorem
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# Normed linear spaces
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#* Spectral radius of bounded operators
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#* Riesz-Schauder theorem
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#* Analyticity of resolvent operator
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#* Nonemptiness of spectrum
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#* Adjoints of bounded/unbounded operators
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#* Hilbert-Schmidt theorem
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== Courses ==
 
== Courses ==
 
* [[Math 645]]:  Functional Analysis (1?)
 
* [[Math 645]]:  Functional Analysis (1?)
 
* [[Math 646]]:  Functional Analysis (2?)
 
* [[Math 646]]:  Functional Analysis (2?)

Revision as of 14:19, 8 May 2008

Chris Grant's Proposed Core Topics List for a 500-level Linear Course

  1. Distribution theory
    • Test functions and distributions
    • Schwartz class and tempered distributions
    • Operations on distributions
  2. Hilbert spaces
    • Riesz representation theorem
    • Projection theorem
    • Lax-Milgram theorem
    • Existence of an orthonormal basis
    • Fredholm alternative
    • Hahn-Banach theorem
  3. Banach spaces
    • Banach-Steinhaus theorem
    • Alaoglu’s theorem
    • Open mapping theorem
    • Bounded inverse theorem
    • Closed graph theorem
    • Baire category theorem
  4. Normed linear spaces
    • Spectral radius of bounded operators
    • Riesz-Schauder theorem
    • Analyticity of resolvent operator
    • Nonemptiness of spectrum
    • Adjoints of bounded/unbounded operators
    • Hilbert-Schmidt theorem

Courses