Current Courses and Seminars

Fall 2025 (under construction)

Office hours: MWF 10:30-11:30 am and by appointment

Math 547, Advanced Calculus I; 8:30-9:20am MWF, 336 HH

Text: The Elements of Real Analysis, by Robert G. Bartle, Second Edition.

The number of classroom hours to be spent on each topic is approximate.

 

Sections

Topic

Class meetings

1-3

Set Theory. Introduction

5

4-5

Algebraic and Order Properties of R

2

6-7

Completeness Property, Nested Cells

3

8-9

Vector Spaces. Rn. Topology in Rn

3

10

The Bolzano-Weierstrass Theorem

2

11

The Heine-Borel Theorem

2

12

Connected Sets

1

14-16

Convergence of Sequences

5

17-18

Convergence of Functions

5

20

Continuous Functions

2

22

Global Properties of Continuous Functions

3

23

Uniform Continuity. Fixed Points.

2

24

Bernstein Approximation Theorem

3

26

The Stone-Weierstrass Approximation Theorem

3

There will be individual projects/tests during the semester (about 100 pts. each). Final exam (200 pts.) is scheduled for 7:00 - 8:50 AM (notice different time!) on December 10, 2025

 

Math 745, Complex Analysis I; 9:30-10:20am MWF, 336 HH

Text Complex Analysis by Lars V. Ahlfors, 3rd ed.

The number of classroom hours to be spent on each topic is approximate.

 

Chapters/Sections

Topic

Class meetings

Ch.1/1.1-2.4

Complex numbers

3

Ch. 2/1.1-2.5

Analytic function. Power series.

6

Ch.2/3.1-3.4

Some elementary functions.

3

Ch. 3/1.1-2.4

Conformal mappings.

5

Ch. 3/3.1-4.3

Linear transformations. Riemann surfaces.

3

Ch. 4/1.1-1.5

Cauchy theorem in a disk.

5

Ch.4/2.1-2.3

Cauchy Integral formula

3

Ch. 4/3.1-3.4

Local theorems for analytic functions

3

Ch.4/4.1-4.7

Cauchy theorem: general form

5

Ch.4/5.1-5.3

The calculus of Residues

3

 

There will be individual projects/tests during the semester (about 100 pts. each). Final exam (200 pts.) is scheduled for 7:00 - 8:50 AM (notice different time!) on Monday, December 8, 2025.


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