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#* Tonelli Theorem
 
#* Tonelli Theorem
 
#* Fubini Theorem
 
#* Fubini Theorem
# Differentiation on <b>R</b> and integration
 
#* Derivative of integral is the integrand a.e.
 
#* Functions of bounded variation
 
#* Absolutely continuous functions
 
#* Integrating derivatives of absolutely continuous functions
 
 
# Measures on topological spaces
 
# Measures on topological spaces
 
#* Borel sets
 
#* Borel sets
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#* Jordan Decomposition Theorem
 
#* Jordan Decomposition Theorem
 
#* Radon-Nikodym Theorem
 
#* Radon-Nikodym Theorem
#* Riesz Representation Theorem (for bounded linear functions on L<sup>p</sup>)
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#* Riesz Representation Theorem (for bounded linear functionals on L<sup>p</sup>)
 
#* Mutually singular measures
 
#* Mutually singular measures
 
#* Lebesgue Decomposition Theorem
 
#* Lebesgue Decomposition Theorem
#* Lebesgue measure
 
#** Mapping properties of Lebesgue measure
 
 
#* Lusin's Theorem
 
#* Lusin's Theorem
 
#* Egorov's Theorem
 
#* Egorov's Theorem
 
# Lebesgue measure on <b>R</b><sup>n</sup>
 
# Lebesgue measure on <b>R</b><sup>n</sup>
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#* Mapping properties of Lebesgue measure
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#* Differentiation on <b>R</b> and integration
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#** Derivative of integral is the integrand a.e.
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#** Functions of bounded variation
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#** Absolutely continuous functions
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#** Integrating derivatives of absolutely continuous functions
 
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Revision as of 10:14, 14 August 2008

Catalog Information

Title

Functions of Real and Complex Variables 1.

Credit Hours

3

Prerequisite

Math 542 or instructor's consent

Description

Fundamentals of measure and integration, Borel measures, product measures, L^ spaces, introduction to functional analysis, Radon Nikodym theorem, differentiation theory, Fourier transforms.

Desired Learning Outcomes

Prerequisites

Minimal learning outcomes

  1. Abstract measure theory
    • σ-algebras
    • Measures
      • Positive measures
      • Signed measures
      • σ-finite measures
      • Complete measures
    • Measurable spaces
    • Measure spaces
  2. Abstract integration theory
    • Abstract measurable mappings
    • Measurable real- and extended-real-valued functions
    • Integrating simple functions
    • Integrating nonnegative functions
    • Integrating L1 functions
    • Integration on a measurable set
    • Measures defined through integration
    • Absolute continuity of integration
    • Linearity of integration
    • Monotone Convergence Theorem
    • Fatou's Lemma
    • Dominated Convergence Theorem
    • Effect of sets of measure zero
  3. Lp spaces
    • Hölder's Inequality
    • Minkowski's Inequality
    • Completeness of Lp
  4. Measures on product spaces
    • Tonelli Theorem
    • Fubini Theorem
  5. Measures on topological spaces
    • Borel sets
    • Convergence in measure
    • Hahn Decomposition Theorem
    • Jordan Decomposition Theorem
    • Radon-Nikodym Theorem
    • Riesz Representation Theorem (for bounded linear functionals on Lp)
    • Mutually singular measures
    • Lebesgue Decomposition Theorem
    • Lusin's Theorem
    • Egorov's Theorem
  6. Lebesgue measure on Rn
    • Mapping properties of Lebesgue measure
    • Differentiation on R and integration
      • Derivative of integral is the integrand a.e.
      • Functions of bounded variation
      • Absolutely continuous functions
      • Integrating derivatives of absolutely continuous functions

Additional topics

Courses for which this course is prerequisite