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MATH 411 (Advanced Calculus II)


DESCRIPTION Analysis of functions of several variables. (Credit will only be granted for one of Math 411 and 412.)
PREREQUISITES MATH 240, 241; MATH 410
TOPICS Preliminary Notions
     The topology of sets and sequences in Rn
    Continuity and its ramifications for functions of several variables
Potential Functions
     Directional derivatives
     Gradient
     Differentiability
     Weak and strong Mean Value Theorems
     Chain rule
     Tangent plane
Mappings
     Differentiability
     General Mean Value Theorem
     Inverse and implicit function theorems with applications
Multiple Integration
     Potential function integration
     Area measure
     Iterated integrals
Line Integration
     Arc length
     Line integration
     Conservative vector fields
     Green's Theorem and Green's Identities
Surfaces (time permitting)
     Simple smooth surface elements
     Orientation
     Surface area
     Divergence theorem
     Stokes' theorem
TEXT Text(s) typically used in this course.