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The document outlines the scope and content of the Mathematical Analysis course, which includes 8 topics: 1) the real number system, 2) topology on the real line, 3) sequences of real numbers, 4) limits and continuity, 5) differentiation, 6) Riemann integration, 7) series of real numbers, and 8) sequences and series of functions. Key concepts covered include algebraic and order properties of real numbers, neighborhoods, limits, continuity, derivatives, integrals, tests of convergence, and uniform convergence.
The document provides guidelines for the computer science entrance exam for Chulalongkorn University's Department of Mathematics in 2010. It outlines topics to be covered, including expressing algorithms through various means, implementation methods, design paradigms, and basic sorting and searching algorithms. It also provides 6 references for further study of algorithms and data structures.
This document outlines the scope and content of an Applied Analysis course, including: 1) differential and integral calculus, line and surface integrals, and changes of variables; 2) normed spaces, Banach spaces, sequences, and complete metric spaces; 3) Hilbert spaces, inner product spaces, orthonormal bases, and Fourier series. The course references five analysis textbooks.
This document outlines the scope and content of the Applied Linear Algebra course. It covers topics such as matrices and systems of linear equations, vector spaces and linear transformations, orthogonal projections and least squares, eigenvalue problems, positive definite matrices, applications of linear algebra, and computational aspects of matrices. Reference materials for the course include textbooks on linear algebra, matrix computations, and numerical linear algebra.
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The document outlines the scope and content of the Mathematical Analysis course, which includes 8 topics: 1) the real number system, 2) topology on the real line, 3) sequences of real numbers, 4) limits and continuity, 5) differentiation, 6) Riemann integration, 7) series of real numbers, and 8) sequences and series of functions. Key concepts covered include algebraic and order properties of real numbers, neighborhoods, limits, continuity, derivatives, integrals, tests of convergence, and uniform convergence.
The document provides guidelines for the computer science entrance exam for Chulalongkorn University's Department of Mathematics in 2010. It outlines topics to be covered, including expressing algorithms through various means, implementation methods, design paradigms, and basic sorting and searching algorithms. It also provides 6 references for further study of algorithms and data structures.
This document outlines the scope and content of an Applied Analysis course, including: 1) differential and integral calculus, line and surface integrals, and changes of variables; 2) normed spaces, Banach spaces, sequences, and complete metric spaces; 3) Hilbert spaces, inner product spaces, orthonormal bases, and Fourier series. The course references five analysis textbooks.
This document outlines the scope and content of the Applied Linear Algebra course. It covers topics such as matrices and systems of linear equations, vector spaces and linear transformations, orthogonal projections and least squares, eigenvalue problems, positive definite matrices, applications of linear algebra, and computational aspects of matrices. Reference materials for the course include textbooks on linear algebra, matrix computations, and numerical linear algebra.
The document discusses various topics in a disorganized manner, moving between unrelated points. It references economic factors, environmental concerns, and social issues but does not provide meaningful analysis or conclusions.