Mathematical Analysis I

1 YEAR 1 semester 12 CFU
Prof. Fabio Ciolli e Prof. Roberto Longo 2018-19
Prof. Sebastiano Carpi 2019-20
TANIMOTO YOH – hoyt@mat.uniroma2.it 2020-21 to 2023-24
  Code: 8037944
SSD: MAT/05

LEARNING OUTCOMES:
One learns real numbers, limits and continuity of functions, derivative of functions, their properties and examples, Taylor series and some applications, Riemann integral, complex numbers, real numerical series, and separable differential equations. One obtains the ability to calculate various limits, derivatives, and integrals of functions, discuss the convergence numerical series and improper integrals, and solve separable differential equations.

KNOWLEDGE AND UNDERSTANDING:
To know the definitions of basic concepts (limit, continuity, derivative, integrale, convergence of series, differential equations) and apply various theorems to execute concrete computations.

APPLYING KNOWLEDGE AND UNDERSTANDING:
To Identify the theorems and techniques to apply to the given problems and execute computations correctly.

MAKING JUDGEMENTS:
To understand mathematical concepts for the given problems and to divide them into smaller problems that can be solved with the knowledge obtained during the course.

COMMUNICATION SKILLS:
To frame the problems in the obtained concepts, express the logic and general facts that are used during the computations.

LEARNING SKILLS:
To know precisely basic mathematical concepts and apply them to some simple examples in physics.

PROGRAMME:

– real numbers
– sequences of real numbers and their limits
– real functions of one real variable
– limits and continuity of functions
– properties of continuous functions
– differentiability and first derivative
– properties of the derivative
– higher order derivatives and Taylor series
– Riemann integral
– fundamental theorem of calculus
– real numerical series
– separable differential equations