SF2743 HT18 (50469) Advanced Real Analysis I

SF2743 HT18

Henrik Shahgholian (KTH)                           Salvador Rodriguez-Lopez  (SU) 

henriksh@math.kth.se                                 s.rodriguez-lopez@math.su.se

Lectures and exercise sessions:

First lecture starts on Friday 13:15--15:00, 31 August. 

PART I:

Lectures 1--8:  Fridays  13:15--15:00,   KTH,  Lindstedtsv. 22, room F11                

August 31, Sept. 7, 14, 21, 28, Oct. 5, 12, 19

Exercise sessions: (by Dr. Andreas Minne)  Wednesdays  13:15--15:00,  KTH,  

Sept.5: L21, Sept.12: L44, Sept.19: L21,  Sept.26: D35, Oct. 3: D32, Oct. 10: D35,   Oct. 17: D32,  

Oct. 24  K53

 

PART II:

Classes for PART 2 will take place at kräftriket SU: Building 6, rum 306.

Lectures 9--14:  Fridays 13:15--15:00,  Nov.  2, 9, 16, 23, 30, Dec.  7, (Possibly an extra lecture on Dec.14) 

Exercise sessions:  Fridays 15:15-17:00   

  

Language:    

English

 

Topics:

Part 1:                    

Measure, Integration and Applications (6+2 lectures):

Webpage:  click HERE                       

 

Part 2:

Functional Analysis and Applications (5+1 lectures):

Webpage:  click HERE Links to an external site.

Prerequisites:  

Foundations of Analysis SF2713, or equivalent.

 

Literature:  

A. Friedman, Foundations of Modern Analysis, Dover 1982

 

Goal:

To learn basics of advanced real analysis, such as the notion of measure, Lebesgue integral, and certain convergence aspects. Basics of functional analysis such as Banach spaces and linear operators will be introduced.

These concepts will then be looked at from an application point of view, that may includesome of these topics: Fourier analysis, Ergodic theory, Probability theory, Sobolev spaces, Partial Differential equations. After completing the course the students are expected to:

i)    Be familiar with concepts in measure, integration, and operator theory,

ii)   Be able to state and prove basic theorems in measure and operator theory,

iii)  Be able to use methods from above within applications.

 

Exam Information                Registration for  Exam

Date: Monday 14 January, 2019.                         KTH students, through MINA SIDOR

Time:  08:00--13:00                                              SU students see here:

Hall V34, at KTH                                                  https://www.kth.se/polopoly_fs/1.551769!/tenanm_su.pdf

Exam: Rules and credits:

Exam Registration: KTH students on their MINA SIDOR, non-KTH students HERE

Written exam gives  24 points, maximum.

Homework give you additional 6 points.

You may replace Homework with an oral exam, which takes place after written exam. If you decide to take oral exam you have to email us before September 10. If you choose Homework then there is no need for emailing us.

IMPORTANT:

You can NOT take both HW and oral exam. For Oral Exam (only) you have to email us before Sept. 10.

 

 

Old exams: With partial sol.

Download SF2743-April-2019-with solutions.pdf

SF2743-Jan-2019-with solutions.pdf Download SF2743-Jan-2019-with solutions.pdf

Download SF2743-Jan-2018-with solutions.pdf

SF2743-Jan-2017-with solutions.pdf

SF2743-Jan-2016-2-Exam-with-solutions.pdf

SF2743-Jan-2015-with solutions .pdf

SF2743-Jan-2014-with solutions.pdf