Date | Topics |
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R 9/2 | Introduction. Weierstrass existence theorem. |
T 9/7 | Finite dimensional spaces. Riesz lemma. Uniform convexity. |
R 9/9 | Hilbert spaces. Projection. Riesz representation. |
T 9/14 | Sobolev spaces. Strong derivatives. |
R 9/16 | Mollifiers. Du Bois-Reymond lemma. Weak derivatives. |
T 9/21 | Meyers-Serrin theorem. Sobolev lemma. Regularity. |
R 9/23 | Neumann problems. Rellich lemma. Complex scalars. |
T 9/28 | Orthonormal bases. |
R 9/30 | Fourier bases. |
T 10/5 | Sturm-Liouville problems. Resolvent formalism. |
R 10/7 | Hilbert-Schmidt theory. |
F 10/15 | Gelfand triples. Singular Sturm-Liouville problems. |
T 10/19 | Functional calculus. Evolution equations. |
R 10/21 | Seminorms. Local spaces. Tempered distributions. |
T 10/26 | Hahn-Banach theorem. |
R 10/28 | Milman-Pettis theorem. |
T 11/2 | Weak convergence. Uniform boundedness principle. |
R 11/4 | Banach-Alaoglu theorem. |
T 11/9 | Tychonov's theorem. Consequences of the open mapping theorem. |
R 11/11 | Open mapping theorem. Bounded below property. Range closedness. |
T 11/16 | Closed range theorem. |
R 11/18 | Inf-sup conditions. Saddle point problems. |
T 11/23 | Perturbations of invertible operators. Fredholm alternative. |
R 11/25 | Compact operators. |
T 11/30 | Riesz-Schauder theory. Fredholm operators. Regularizers. |
R 12/2 | Perturbations of Fredholm operators. Bounded self-adjoint operators. |
Instructor: Dr. Gantumur Tsogtgerel
Prerequisite: MATH 455 (Honours Analysis 4) or equivalent
Calendar description: Banach and Hilbert spaces, theorems of Hahn-Banach and Banach-Steinhaus, open mapping theorem, closed graph theorem, Fredholm theory, spectral theorem for compact self-adjoint operators, spectral theorem for bounded self-adjoint operators.
Grading: Homework assignments 40% + Midterm Exam 20% + Course project 40%.
Homework: Assigned and graded roughly every other week, through MyCourses.
Midterm: Take-home type, in late Octorber or early November.
Course project: The course project consists of the student reading a paper or monograph on an advanced topic, typing up notes, and perhaps giving a lecture.