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1 | 1.2 Metric Spaces | Download |
2 | 1.3 Examples of metric spaces | Download |
3 | 1.4 Loads of definitions | Download |
4 | 2.1 Normed vector spaces | Download |
5 | 2.2 Examples of normed vector spaces | Download |
6 | 2.3 Basic properties open closed sets metric | Download |
7 | 3.1 Continuity in metric spaces | Download |
8 | 3.2 Equivalent metrics and product spaces | Download |
9 | 4.1 Completeness | Download |
10 | 4.2 Completeness continued | Download |
11 | 4.3 Completeness of B(x,y) | Download |
12 | 5.1 Completion | Download |
13 | 5.2 Compactness | Download |
14 | 6.1 The Bolzano--Weierstrass Property | Download |
15 | 6.2 Open covers and Compactness | Download |
16 | 6.3 The Heine--Borel Theorem for Metric Spaces | Download |
17 | 7.1 Connectedness | Download |
18 | 7.2 Path-Connectedness | Download |
19 | 7.3 Connected Components | Download |
20 | 8.1 The Arzela--Ascolli theorem | Download |
21 | 8.2 Upper and lower limits | Download |
22 | 9.1 The Stone--Weierstrass theorem | Download |
23 | 9.2 All norms are equivalent | Download |
24 | 10.1 Vector-valued functions | Download |
25 | 10.2 Scalar-valued functions of a vector variable | Download |
26 | 10.3 Directional derivatives and the gradient | Download |
27 | 11.1 Interpretation and properties of the gradient | Download |
28 | 11.2 Higher-order partial derivatives | Download |
29 | 12.1 The derivative as a linear map | Download |
30 | 12.2 Examples of differentiation | Download |
31 | 13.1 Properties of the derivative map | Download |
32 | 13.2 The mean-value theorem | Download |
33 | 13.3 Differentiating under the integral sign | Download |
34 | 14.1 Higher-order derivatives | Download |
35 | 14.2 Symmetry of the second derivative | Download |
36 | 15.1 Taylor's theorem | Download |
37 | 15.2 Taylor's theorem with remainder | Download |
38 | 16.1 The Banach fixed point theorem | Download |
39 | 16.2 Newton's method | Download |
40 | 17.1 The inverse function theorem | Download |
41 | 18.1 Diffeomorphismsm and local diffeomorphisms | Download |
42 | 18.2 The implicit function theorem | Download |
43 | 19.1 Tangent space to a hypersurface | Download |
44 | 20.1 The definition of a manifold | Download |
45 | 21.1 Examples and non examples of manifolds | Download |
46 | 21.2 The tangent space to a manifold | Download |
47 | 22.1 Maxima and minima in several variables | Download |
48 | 22.2 The Hessian and extrema | Download |
49 | 22.3 Completing the squares | Download |
50 | 22.4 Constrained extrema and lagrange multipliers | Download |
51 | 23.1 Curves | Download |
52 | 24.1 Rectifiability and arc-length | Download |
53 | 25.1 The Riemann integral revisited | Download |
54 | 25.2 Monotone sequences of functions | Download |
55 | 26.1 Upper functions and their integrals | Download |
56 | 26.2 Riemann integrable functions as upper functions | Download |
57 | 27.1 Lebesgue integrable functions | Download |
58 | 27.2 Approximation of Lebesgure integrable functions | Download |
59 | 28.1 Levi monotone convergence theorem for step functions | Download |
60 | 28.2 Monotone convergence theorem for upper functions | Download |
61 | 28.3 Monotone convergence theorem for Lebesgue integrable functions | Download |
62 | 29.1 The Lebesgue dominated convergence theorem | Download |
63 | 29.2 Applications of the convergence theorems | Download |
64 | 30.1 The problem of measure | Download |
65 | 31.1. The Lebesgue integral on unbounded intervals | Download |
66 | 31.2 Measurable functions | Download |
67 | 32.1 Solution to the problem of measure | Download |
68 | 33.1 The Lebesgue integral on arbitrary subsets | Download |
69 | 33.2 Square integrable functions | Download |
70 | 34.1 Norms and inner-products on complex vector spaces | Download |
71 | 34.2 Convergence in L2 | Download |
72 | 34.3 The Riesz--Fischer theorem | Download |
73 | 35.1 Multiple Riemann integration | Download |
74 | 35.2 Multiple Lebesgue integration | Download |
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1 | 1.2 Metric Spaces | Download Verified |
2 | 1.3 Examples of metric spaces | Download Verified |
3 | 1.4 Loads of definitions | Download Verified |
4 | 2.1 Normed vector spaces | Download Verified |
5 | 2.2 Examples of normed vector spaces | Download Verified |
6 | 2.3 Basic properties open closed sets metric | Download Verified |
7 | 3.1 Continuity in metric spaces | Download Verified |
8 | 3.2 Equivalent metrics and product spaces | PDF unavailable |
9 | 4.1 Completeness | PDF unavailable |
10 | 4.2 Completeness continued | PDF unavailable |
11 | 4.3 Completeness of B(x,y) | PDF unavailable |
12 | 5.1 Completion | PDF unavailable |
13 | 5.2 Compactness | PDF unavailable |
14 | 6.1 The Bolzano--Weierstrass Property | PDF unavailable |
15 | 6.2 Open covers and Compactness | PDF unavailable |
16 | 6.3 The Heine--Borel Theorem for Metric Spaces | PDF unavailable |
17 | 7.1 Connectedness | PDF unavailable |
18 | 7.2 Path-Connectedness | PDF unavailable |
19 | 7.3 Connected Components | PDF unavailable |
20 | 8.1 The Arzela--Ascolli theorem | PDF unavailable |
21 | 8.2 Upper and lower limits | PDF unavailable |
22 | 9.1 The Stone--Weierstrass theorem | PDF unavailable |
23 | 9.2 All norms are equivalent | PDF unavailable |
24 | 10.1 Vector-valued functions | PDF unavailable |
25 | 10.2 Scalar-valued functions of a vector variable | PDF unavailable |
26 | 10.3 Directional derivatives and the gradient | PDF unavailable |
27 | 11.1 Interpretation and properties of the gradient | PDF unavailable |
28 | 11.2 Higher-order partial derivatives | PDF unavailable |
29 | 12.1 The derivative as a linear map | PDF unavailable |
30 | 12.2 Examples of differentiation | PDF unavailable |
31 | 13.1 Properties of the derivative map | PDF unavailable |
32 | 13.2 The mean-value theorem | PDF unavailable |
33 | 13.3 Differentiating under the integral sign | PDF unavailable |
34 | 14.1 Higher-order derivatives | PDF unavailable |
35 | 14.2 Symmetry of the second derivative | PDF unavailable |
36 | 15.1 Taylor's theorem | PDF unavailable |
37 | 15.2 Taylor's theorem with remainder | PDF unavailable |
38 | 16.1 The Banach fixed point theorem | PDF unavailable |
39 | 16.2 Newton's method | PDF unavailable |
40 | 17.1 The inverse function theorem | PDF unavailable |
41 | 18.1 Diffeomorphismsm and local diffeomorphisms | PDF unavailable |
42 | 18.2 The implicit function theorem | PDF unavailable |
43 | 19.1 Tangent space to a hypersurface | PDF unavailable |
44 | 20.1 The definition of a manifold | PDF unavailable |
45 | 21.1 Examples and non examples of manifolds | PDF unavailable |
46 | 21.2 The tangent space to a manifold | PDF unavailable |
47 | 22.1 Maxima and minima in several variables | PDF unavailable |
48 | 22.2 The Hessian and extrema | PDF unavailable |
49 | 22.3 Completing the squares | PDF unavailable |
50 | 22.4 Constrained extrema and lagrange multipliers | PDF unavailable |
51 | 23.1 Curves | PDF unavailable |
52 | 24.1 Rectifiability and arc-length | PDF unavailable |
53 | 25.1 The Riemann integral revisited | PDF unavailable |
54 | 25.2 Monotone sequences of functions | PDF unavailable |
55 | 26.1 Upper functions and their integrals | PDF unavailable |
56 | 26.2 Riemann integrable functions as upper functions | PDF unavailable |
57 | 27.1 Lebesgue integrable functions | PDF unavailable |
58 | 27.2 Approximation of Lebesgure integrable functions | PDF unavailable |
59 | 28.1 Levi monotone convergence theorem for step functions | PDF unavailable |
60 | 28.2 Monotone convergence theorem for upper functions | PDF unavailable |
61 | 28.3 Monotone convergence theorem for Lebesgue integrable functions | PDF unavailable |
62 | 29.1 The Lebesgue dominated convergence theorem | PDF unavailable |
63 | 29.2 Applications of the convergence theorems | PDF unavailable |
64 | 30.1 The problem of measure | PDF unavailable |
65 | 31.1. The Lebesgue integral on unbounded intervals | PDF unavailable |
66 | 31.2 Measurable functions | PDF unavailable |
67 | 32.1 Solution to the problem of measure | PDF unavailable |
68 | 33.1 The Lebesgue integral on arbitrary subsets | PDF unavailable |
69 | 33.2 Square integrable functions | PDF unavailable |
70 | 34.1 Norms and inner-products on complex vector spaces | PDF unavailable |
71 | 34.2 Convergence in L2 | PDF unavailable |
72 | 34.3 The Riesz--Fischer theorem | PDF unavailable |
73 | 35.1 Multiple Riemann integration | PDF unavailable |
74 | 35.2 Multiple Lebesgue integration | PDF unavailable |
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9 | Telugu | Not Available |