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Curriculum

  • 1

    Section 1.1 : Ordered Sets and Fields, Completeness Property

    • Lecture 1: Order on a Set, Ordered Set, Example 1

    • Lecture 2 : Example 2,3,4 (Examples of Ordered Sets)

    • Lecture 3: Field Axioms, Examples of Filed

    • Lecture 4 : Ordered Fileds, and their Properties

    • Lecture 5: Rational density theorem, its Corollary

    • Lecture 6 : Supremum and Infimum, Examples, Properties

    • Lecture 7 : Completeness property, Archimedian property and its corollary

  • 2

    Section 1.2 : Sequences and their Convergence

    • Lecture 8 : Sequence and it's convergence

    • Lecture 9 : Example 2 and Example 3

    • Lecture 10: Example 4,5 and 6

    • Lecture 11: Theorem-1 (Uniqueness of Limit)

    • Lecture 12 : Theorem 2

    • Lecture 13 : Tail of a Sequence, Theorem-3

    • Lecture 14 : (Robert, G Bartle) Exercise 3.1 Q.4 to 7

    • Lecture 15 : Ex. 3.1 Q.8 to 10 (Robert G Bartle)

    • Lecture 16 : Ex 3.1, Q.11 To 14 (Robert G Bartle)

    • Lecture 17 : Ex 3.1 Q.15 To 18 (Robert G Bartle)

    • Lecture 18 : Exercise 2.1 (A J Kosmala) Q.18 And Theorem 2.1.13

    • Lecture 19 : Exercise 2.1 (A. J Kosmala) Q.17 and 19(a

  • 3

    Section 1.3 : Limit Theorems

    • Lecture 20 : Bounded Sequence (Definition and Examples), Theorems 1 and 2

    • Lecture 21 : Sum, Difference,Product,Quotient of sequences Theorem 03

    • Lecture 22 : Theorem 4 (Limit of Product of Sequences)

    • Lecture 23 : Theorem 5 (Limit of Quotient of two Sequences)

    • Lecture 24 : Theorem 6

    • Lecture 25 : Theorem 7 (Sandwich Theorem), Assignment

    • Lecture 26 : Theorem 8

    • Lecture 27 : Theorem 9

    • Lecture 28 : Example 1 to 6

    • Lecture 29 : Exercise Q.1 to 3

    • Lecture 30 : Q. 4 and Q.5

    • Lecture 31 : Q.6,7,8

    • Lecture 32 : Q.9 to Q. 11

    • Lecture 33 : Q.12 and Q.13

    • Lecture 34 : Q.14,15,16

    • Lecture 35 : Q.17,18

  • 4

    Monotone Sequences

    • Lecture 36 : Monotone Sequence (definition And Examples)

    • Lecture 37 : Monotone Convergence Theorem

    • Lecture 38 : Example 1,2

    • Lecture 39 : Example3,4

    • Lecture 40 : Exercise Q.1,2,3

    • Exercise 41 : Q.4,5,6

  • 5

    Subsequences

    • Lecture 42 : Subsequece (definion And Examples), Theorem1

    • Lecture 43 : Divergence Criteria, Theorem 2

    • Lecture 44: Basics of Topology

    • Lecture 45 : Theorem 3

    • Lecture 46 : Sequential Compactness, Theorem (Optional)

    • Lecture 47 : Theorem 4 (Bolzano Weierstrass Theorem)-

    • Lecture 48 : Example 1, Example 2

    • Lecture 49 : Subsequential Limit, Example 1,2,3, Limit Superior, Limit Inferior of a sequence

    • Lecture 50 : Theorem5, Theorem 6

  • 6

    Cauchy Sequences

    • Lecture 51 : Definition of Cauchy Sequence, Example1,2

    • Lecture 52 : Theorem 1,2

    • Lecture 53 : Theorem 3

    • Lecture 54 : Contractive Sequence, Theorem 4

  • 7

    Infinite Series

    • Lecture 55 ch. 1, Infinite Series, Its Convergence, Example 1

    • Lecture 56 : Example 2 and 3

    • Lecture 57 : Cauchy criterion for series convergence, example 4

    • Lecture 58 : Example-4, Example-5

    • Lecture 59 : Example-6, Example-7

    • Lecture 60 : Comparison Test

    • Lecture 61 : Limit Comparison Test

    • Lecture 62 : Example 8

    • Lecture 63 : Example 9 to 12 ( using comparison and limit comparison Tests)

    • Lecture 64 : Caunchy's Condensation Test

    • Lecture 65 : Example 13,14

  • 8

    Chapter 2: Limit and Continuity of Functions

    • Lecture 1 : Cluster point of a set, Example 1 to 4, Theorem 1

    • Lecture 2 : Definition Of Limit Of A Function, Its Negation, Example 1

    • Lecture 3 : Theorem 2 (sequential Criterion Of Limit), Theorem 03 Uniqueness Of Limit

    • Lecture 4 : Example 2,3,4 (limit Of A Function)

    • Lecture 5 : Real Exercise Q.1 to 3

    • Lecture 6 : Exercise Q.4 To 6

    • Lecture 7 : Exercise Q.7,8

    • Lecture 8 : Definition Of A Bounded Unction In A Nighborhood Of A Point, Theorem 01 (pu2019 Annual)

    • Lecture 9 : Theorem 2 And 3

    • Lecture 10 : Theorem 4, 5

    • Lecture 11 : Divergence Criterion, Example 1 to Example 6

    • Lecture 12 : Example 7,8

    • Lecture 13 : Continuous Functions, Theorem 1

    • Lecture 14 : Theorem 2,3 , Theorem 1 (corollary)

    • Lecture 15,16 : Uniform Continuity, Examples, Nonuniformity Criteria, Theorem 1

    • Lecture 17,18 : Lipschitz Condition, Examples, Theorem (Lipschitz Fuctions and Uniform continuity)

    • Lecture 19,20 : The continuous extension Theorem

  • 9

    Riemann Steiltjes Integrals

    • Lecture 1 : Riemann integral, Riemann Stieltjes Integral (Definitions)

    • Lecture 2,3 : Refinement, Theorem1,2,3

    • Lecture 4,5 : Theorem 4,5,6

    • Lecture 6,7 Therem 7 (W.Rudin Theorem 6.10)

    • Lecture 8,9 : Theorem 8 (W.Rudin Th. 6.12 (a))

    • Lecture 10 11 Theorem 9,10 (T.Apostol Th. 7.2,7.3)

    • Lecture 12 Theorem 11 (T.Apostol Th. 7.4)

    • Lecture 13 Theorem 12 Integration By Parts (apostol Th. 7.6)

    • Lecture 14,15 Theorem 13 (Change of Varible, Apostol Th.7.8)

    • Lecture 16,17,18 Theorem 14 (Apostol Th. 7.8), Theorem 15 (W. Rudin Theorem 6.17)

    • Lecture 19,20 Theorem 16 (rudin Th.6.11)

    • Lecture 23,24,25 Theorem 19,20,21

  • 10

    Chapter 4 : Sequences and Series of Functions

    • Lecture 1,2,3,4 Pointwise convergence, Example 7.2, 7.3,7.4,7.5,7.6 (Walter Rudin)

    • Lecture 5,6,7,8 Uniform Convergence Of Sequece And Series Of Functions, Theorem 1,2,3,4 (from Rudin And Apostol)

    • Lecture 9,10 Theorem 5 (Rudin Th.7.11), Theorem 6 (Apostol Th.9.2)

    • Lecture 11,12 Theorem 7 (Walter Rudin Th. 7.13)

    • Lecture 13,14 Supremum norm and its property, Theorem 8 (The Complete Metric Space C(X)) Rudin Th. 7.15

    • Lecture 15,16 Uniform convergence and Integration, Theorem 9 (Rudin Th 7.16) and its corollary (Term by term integration of Series)

    • Lecture 17,18 Example 1,2 (Bartle Ex.8.2 Q.9,10)

    • lecture 19,20 Theorem 10 (Uniform convergence and differentiation)

    • Lecture 21 to 25 : Exercise Q.1 To 4 (rudin Q.7.1 To 7.4)

    • Lecture 26,27,28,29

    • Lecture 30,31,32 Q.8 To 12

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