Course detail
Functional Analysis I
FSI-SU1Acad. year: 2010/2011
The course deals with basic topics of the functional analysis and their illustration on particular metric, linear normed and unitary spaces. Lebesgue measure, Lebesgue integral and spaces of integrable functions are introduced. The results are applied to solving of problems of mathematical and numerical analysis.
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and ability to apply this knowledge in practice.
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Examination has a practical and a theoretical part. In the practical part student has to illustrate the given tasks on particular examples.
Theoretical part includes questions related to the subject-matter presented at the lectures.
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Basic literature
C. Costara, D. Popa, Exercises in functional analysis, Kluwer 2003. (EN)
F. Burk, Lebesgue measure and integration: An introduction, Wiley 1998. (EN)
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2 Convergence. Closure, interior and boundary of a set, examples in finite dimension.
3 Separable, totaly bounded sets, nets, spaces of sequentions.
4 Compact sets and complete spaces. Spaces of continuous functions.
5 Theorem on completion. Banach theorem on fixed point.
6 Measurable sets and measure in R^1
7 Mesurable functions and Lebesgue integral.
8 Theorems on limit passages.
9 Lebesgue measure and integral in R^n.
10 Spaces of integrable functions, inequalities.
11 Linear and normed linear spaces, linear functionals and their norm.
12 Scalar product and Hilbert space. Abstract Fourier series.
13 Reserve.
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