Titlebook: Introduction to Mathematical Analysis; Igor Kriz,Aleš Pultr Textbook 2013 Springer Basel 2013 geometry.integration.manifolds.mathematical

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Metric and Topological Spaces Ihe purpose of this chapter. We will see that studying these concepts in detail will really pay off in the chapters below. While studying metric spaces, we will discover certain concepts which are independent of metric, and seem to beg for a more general context. This is why, in the process, we will introduce . as well.

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Integration I: Multivariable Riemann Integral and Basic Ideas Toward the Lebesgue IntegralSection 8 of Chapter 1). To start with, we will consider the integral only for functions defined on .-dimensional intervals ( = “bricks”) and we will be concerned, basically, with continuous functions. Later, the domains and functions to be integrated on will become much more general.

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Multivariable Differential CalculusIn this chapter, we will learn multivariable differential calculus. We will develop the multivariable versions of the concept of a derivative, and prove the Implicit Function Theorem. We will also learn how to use derivatives to find extremes of multivariable functions.

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Line Integrals and Green’s TheoremIn this chapter, we introduce the line integral and prove Green’s Theorem which relates a line integral over a closed curve (or curves) in . to the ordinary integral of a certain quantity over the region enclosed by the curve(s).

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Metric and Topological Spaces IIFor the remaining chapters of this text, we must revisit our foundations. Specifically, it is time to upgrade our knowledge of both metric and topological spaces. For example, in the upcoming discussion of manifolds in ., we will need separability. We will need a characterization of compactness by properties of open covers.