Titlebook: Mathematical Analysis; Linear and Metric St Mariano Giaquinta,Giuseppe Modica Textbook 2007 Birkh?user Boston 2007 calculus.compactness.dif

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Self-Adjoint OperatorsIn this chapter, we deal with self-adjoint operators on a Euclidean or Hermitian space, and, more precisely, with the spectral theory for self-adjoint and normal operators. In the last section, we shall see methods and results of linear algebra at work on some specific examples and problems.

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Compactness and ConnectednessIn this chapter we shall discuss, still in the metric context, two important topological invariants: . and ..

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Mariano Giaquinta,Giuseppe ModicaExamines linear structures, the topology of metric spaces, and continuity in infinite dimensions, with detailed coverage at the graduate level.Includes applications to geometry and differential equati

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Curvescurves as geometric figures characterized by specific geometric properties, as the conics, and the heritage of the XVIII century, when, with the development of mechanics, curves were thought of as the trace of a moving point.

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Hilbert Spaces, Dirichlet’s Principle and Linear Compact Operators Banach space whose norm is induced by an inner (or Hermitian) product. The inner (Hermitian) product allows us to measure the length of a vector, the distance between two vectors and the angle formed by them.

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el.Includes applications to geometry and differential equatiOne of the fundamental ideas of mathematical analysis is the notion of a function; we use it to describe and study relationships among variable quantities in a system and transformations of a system. We have already discussed real functions