FALL 2012
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Instructor: Demetrio Labate
When and Where
Course Description:This is the first semester of a two-semester sequence. The first semester focuses on the basic principles of measure and integration, which is essential in many areas of mathematics including analysis and probability. This semester will be devoted mostly to the following topics: measures, measurable functions, Lebesgue integration, convergence of sequences of functions. Lp spaces. . Textbook:Lebesgue Integration on Euclidean Space (Revised Ed.), by Frank Jones. Publisher: Jones and Bartlett Books in Mathematics, 2000. Prerequisites:An undergraduate real analysis sequence (Math 4331, 4332) or equivalent. A basic knowledge of topology and metric spaces is useful. Course outline:
HOMEWORK:
Tests and Exam Dates:The dates for the two midterm exams are (tentatively) Wed Oct 3 and Wed Nov 14.
Grading:Grades will be based on homework assignments counting 40% towards the final grade, on two midterm exams counting 30% towards the final grade and one final counting 30% towards the final grade. The grade will be determined according to a set point scale: 90%-100%: A, 80%-89%: B, 70%-79%: C, 60-69% D; F is less than 60% (+ and - will also be used). |
Academic Integrity Statement: Students are expected to follow university guidelines.
Students with disabilities: Written requests issued by the Office of Disability Services will be honored.