Learning objectives
The course provides the basic notion of calculus
Prerequisites
Prerequisites are basic facts on theory of sets, functions, trigonometry, analytic geometry.
Course unit content
Elementary algebraic properties of the real numbers (standard types of <br />
equations and inequations); maximum and supremum of a set or a function; <br />
algebraic properties and n-th roots of the complex numbers. <br />
Graphs of the elementary fonctions and geometric transformations of the <br />
same; properties of continuous functions (including mean value, existence of <br />
a maximum, lipschitz continuity); limits of functions and of sequences of <br />
real numbers; infinitesimals. <br />
Properties of differentiable functions (including Rolle, Lagrange, Hopital <br />
theorems); Taylor expansion (with Peano and Lagrange remainder); graphing a <br />
function. <br />
Indefinite and definite integral: definition and computation <br />
(straightforward, by parts, by change of variables); integral mean and <br />
fundamental theorems; Torricelli theorem; generalised integrals: definition <br />
and comparison principles. <br />
Numerical series: definition, convergence criteria, Leibniz and integral <br />
criteria. <br />
Full programme
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Bibliography
E. Acerbi - G. Buttazzo: Analisi Matematica ABC vol.1, Pitagora, Bologna, 2003; <br />
D. Mucci: Analisi Matematica - Esercizi 1, Pitagora, Bologna, 2004. <br />
Teaching methods
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Assessment methods and criteria
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Other information
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