Analysis Flashcards

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Lemma; Prove that f(x) = sqrt(x) is continous

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Lemma; If f,g: E to R are continuous at c then f+g is continuous at c

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Lemma; Suppose that f,g: E to R are continuous at c in E. The the function |f| is continuous

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Show that the function

f(x) = 1/q for rationals when x = p/q

0 for irrationals

is discontinous at every rational

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Theorem: The function f: R to [-1,1] given by f(x)=sinx is continuous

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Show that x^2 = 2 has a root in the interval (0,2)

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Consider f(x) = x^2 -2

f(0)= -2

f(2) = 2

so by IVT there is a root

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Proposition; Any odd degree polynomial has at least one real root

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Correction: Take the x* and x* to be 2A/a2n+1 and -2A/a2n+1

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Lemma; Any continuous function f: [a,b] to [a,b] has a fixed point ie there is an x* in [a,b] such that f(x*) = x*

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Prove the Extreme Value Theorem

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Lemma; The interval (a,b) is open

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Lemma; Suppose that A and B are open subsets. Then A u B and A n B are open

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Lemma; The interval R[a,b] is closed

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We have R[a,b] = (-inf,a) u (b,inf). This is a union of two open sets, so its open

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Lemma; A subset A of R is closed if and only if (an) in A with an tends to a implies that a is in A

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Lemma; A function f:R to R is continuous if and only if f-1U is open for every open set U in R

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State and prove the sandwich rule for continuous limits

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State and prove the continuous limits and composition proposition.

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Show that if f(x) = sinx then f’(x) = cosx

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Lemma; If f is differentiable at x0 then f is continuous at x0
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Lemma; Suppose that f,g: (a,b) to R are differentiable at x0 then f + g is differentiable at x0
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Lemma; Suppose that f,g: (a,b) to R are differentiable at x0 then fg is differentiable at x0
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Lemma; If g is differentiable at x0 and g(x0) doesnt equal 0 then 1/g is differentiable at x0
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Prove the Caratheodory formulation of differentiation
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State and prove the chain rule
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Prove the derivative of inverses theorem
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State and prove L'Hopitals rule
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Lemma; Let f:(a,b) to R. Suppose that x0 in [a,b] is a local maximum or minimum of f, and that f is differentiable. Then either i) x0 is an endpoint ii) f'(x0) = 0
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Prove Rolles Theorem
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Lemma; An nth degree polynomial can have at leat n distinct real roots
Let P be a polynomial of degree n with at least n+1 distinct roots. Then by noting that P is infinitely differentiable and that all derivatives are continuous we can repeatedly apply Rolles Theorem, Then P(1)(x) has at least n distinct roots,....., P(n)(x) has at least 1 root. But P(n) is a non-zero constant, so this is impossible
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Prove Taylors Theorem
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Lemma; Any nth degree polynomial P is completely determined by its first n derivatives at any point a in R