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Fall 2012, Math 8601, Real Analysis, 3 credits, 10:10-11:00 MWF, VinH 113
Roughly speaking we will cover the first seven chapters of the book, ``Measure and Integral, an Introduction to Real Analysis'' by Richard L. Wheeden and Antoni Zygmund. There might also be further topics treated in class as well as other exercises and problems, and there might be some topics from identified books on reserve in the mathematics library, and, if it can be done at a reasonable cost, other books to purchase besides the book by Wheeden and Zygmund.
The test and homework structure, along grading plan based on them, will be announced later.
The prerequisite is Math 5616 (or equivalent).
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Spring 2013, Math 8602, Real Analysis, 3 credits, 10:10-11:00 MWF, in room to be announced
Roughly speaking we will cover the last five chapters of the book, ``Measure and Integral, an Introduction to Real Analysis'' by Richard L. Wheeden and Antoni Zygmund. There might also be further topics treated in class as well as other exercises and problems, and there might be some topics from identified books on reserve in the mathematics library, and, if it can be done at a reasonable cost, other books to purchase besides the book by Wheeden and Zygmund.
The test and homework structure, along grading plan based on them, will be announced later.
The prerequisite is Math 8601 .
Prediction and Filtering, Spring 2013
Spring 2013, Math 5654, Prediction and Filtering, 4 credits, 10:10-12:05 TTh
The course will be based on the book ``Filtering and Prediction: A Primer'' by B. Fristedt, N. Jain, and and N. Krylov
Prequisite: [Math 5651 or Stat 5101] and Math 2243 {or equivalents), and Math 2283 (or some proof-writing course) recommended
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