Mathematics 0600-S1-O-MAT
Lecture:
Quantifiers:
- introducing two types of recording
- simple examples and consistent application during the lecture
Sequences of real numbers:
- definition of sequence and basic properties (monotonicity, limitation)
- definition of sequence convergence and the concept of a boundary
- the concept of sequence divergence and the definition of sequence divergent to infinity
- basic theorems on sequence limits
- number e
Function limits:
- definition of the limit of the function at a point according to Heine
- one-sided borders
- boundaries in infinity
- limits not appropriate at the point
- calculus of finite limits
Continuity of functions:
- definition of continuity in point and examples
- continuity of a function on a set of arguments
- basic properties of continuous functions
- continuity of elementary functions, rational functions, composite functions
Function derivative:
- differential quotient
- definition of the derivative of a function at a point
- geometric interpretation of the derivative and the relationship to the tangent to the graph
- a function "derivative of function"
- a derivative of elementary functions
- derivatives of sum, product and quotient of functions
- a derivative of a composite function
- higher-order derivatives
- examples of the use of derivatives in physics and chemistry
Application of derivatives of functions:
- Taylor series, with an introduction introducing the concept of series, its convergence and simple examples
- de l'Hospital rule
- diagnostics of the properties of functions with the use of derivatives, such as monotonicity, extremes of functions, inflection points, concavity
- a study of the function variability
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Tutorials:
Sets:
- actions on sets (sum, cross-section, difference)
- Cartesian product
- graphical interpretation of the Cartesian product in a two-dimensional Cartesian system
Basic information about the functions:
- domain and range
- creating a graph of a function
- properties such as monotonicity, limitation, evenness, oddness, periodicity, one-to-one
- function composition, inverse function
- illustration based on simple examples
- discussion of the above properties for all functions introduced in further parts of the course
Quadratic function:
- fundamental concepts and properties, product and canonical form
- quadratic equations and inequalities
The absolute value:
- definition
- equations and inequalities
Polynomials:
- definition and graphs
- operations on polynomials, with particular attention to the long division
- Bezout theorem
- zero places and algebraic equation
- finding particular solutions for polynomials with rational coefficients
- product form of a polynomial
- equations and inequalities with polynomials
Rational functions:
- definition and properties
- equations and inequalities with rational functions
Trigonometric functions:
- definitions, essential properties and graphs
- reduction formulas
- basic trigonometric identities
- the relationship of reduction formulas with identities for the sum of angles
- relations between trigonometric identities
- basic trigonometric equations and inequalities
Exponential and logarithmic functions:
- definitions, essential properties and graphs
- exponential and logarithmic equations and inequalities
- particular attention to the importance of monotonicity of both functions when solving inequalities
- power functions
Complex numbers:
- definition (Cartesian product + actions) and geometric interpretation
- various forms (algebraic, trigonometric, polar)
- operations on complex numbers, taking into account the specificity for each of the forms
- the concept of conjugation of a complex number
- de Moivre's formula
- the roots of a complex number
- solving simple algebraic equations in the domain of complex numbers
Sequences of real numbers:
- calculating the limits of sequences of real numbers with the use of basic theorems (about the limit of the product or quotient of sequences, about three sequences)
- recognition of sequences converging to the number e or its powers
Function limits:
- calculation of function limits at a point, including left and right limits
- using the calculus of finite limits
- computing improper limits at a point and finding vertical asymptotes
- calculating function limits at infinity and finding horizontal and vertical asymptotes
- solving problems with functions converging to the number e and with the function sin(x)/x
Continuity of functions:
- testing the continuity of a function at a point and on an interval
- continuity of elementary functions
- using theorems about the continuity of functions built of continuous functions, including composition of such functions
Function derivative:
- derivatives of elementary functions
- calculation of derivatives of sum, product, quotient and composition of elementary functions
- higher-order derivatives
Application of derivatives of functions:
- finding Taylor series for simple functions
- application of de l'Hospital rule to find function limits for different cases of indeterminate expressions
- testing the properties of functions with the use of derivatives (monotonicity, extremes, inflection points, concavity)
- a study of the course of function variability and the construction of the graph
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