TMA4225 Foundations of analysis: Fall term 2014

Resources

Textbook

The textbook will be McDonald & Weiss: A Course in Real Analysis, second edition.

Other literature

I will add a short list of suitable support literature here.

Notes

Unless otherwise noted, the notes listed here are not part of the syllabus. Their main purpose is to provide a different perspective than the book, especially where I depart from the book.

A quick note on the formats:

  • The “screen” version is optimized for screen reading. It has pages of variable length, with a page break between subtopics. It also has a coloured background, so it is not at all suited for printing
  • The A5 version is more conventionally formatted (also good for screen reading)
  • The “print” version is just the A5 version with two pages per A4 sheet, for easy printing.
Short title PDF versions Remarks
Sums screen, A5, print A different approach to infinite sums
Updated 2014-08-12
Compactness screen, A5, print Compact subsets of the real line
Lebesgue measure screen, A5, print Basic properties of Lebesgue measure
Updated 2014-09-07, 2014-09-11, and 2014-10-09
Lebesgue integral screen, A5, print Definition of the Lebesgue integral
Monotone convergence theorem
Καραθεοδωρή screen, A5, print The general Carathéodory construction of measure (new 2014-10-09)
Premeasures screen, A5, print Premeasures and the outer measures they induce
(updated 2014-10-13)
Coin tossing screen, A5, print The coin tossing probability space
(new 2014-10-13, updated 2014-10-19)
This is considered (a cursory) part of the syllabus.
Littlewood screen, A5, print Littlewood's principles, including Lusin and Egorov's theorems (new 2014-11-09).
This is considered part of the syllabus.
Differentiability screen, A5, print Dini derivatives, Vitali coverings, fundamental theorems of calculus (new 2014-11-02, updated 2014-11-03, 2014-11-09, and 2014-11-10)
2014-11-26, Harald Hanche-Olsen