MATH 438:Topology
Topological spaces. Basis for a topological space. Separation and countability properties. Limit points, closure and interior. Connectedness, compactness, subspace topology. Homeomorphism, continuity, metrizability. General product spaces and the general... |
MATH 433:Introduction to Quantum Mechanics
(Principle of least action, Hamilton's equation, Poisson brackets. Liouville's equation.) Canonical transformations. Symmetry and conservation laws. |
MATH 368:Introductory Number Theory
This course covers results of elementary number theory. Topics include:divisibility and factorization; congruences; arithmetic functions; quadratic residues; the primitive root theorem; continued fractions and topics from computational number theory. |
MATH 366:Electromagnetic Theory I
Scalar and vector fields, grad, div and curl operators. Orthogonal curvilinear coordinates. Electrostatics: charge, Coulomb's law, the electric field and electrostatic potential, Gauss's law, Laplace's and Poisson's equations. Conductors in... |
MATH 364:Introductory concepts of Financial Mathematics
Probability functions, random variables and their distributions, functions of random variables; basic theorems for functions of independent random variables, characteristic function of a random variable; central limit theorem, random walks and martingales;... |
MATH 362:Analytical Mechanics
Rigid body motion, rotation about a fixed axis. General motion in a plane, rigid bodies in contact, impulse. General motion of a rigid body. Euler-Lagrange equations of motion. |
MATH 361:Classical Mechanics
1-dimensional dynamics: damped and forced oscillations. Motion in a plane: projectiles, circular motion, use of polar coordinates and intrinsic coordinates. Two-body problems, variable mass. Motion under a central, non-inertial frame. Dynamics of a system of... |
MATH 359:Discrete Mathematics
Boolean algebra. Combinatorics languages and grammars. Recurrence relations, generating functions and applications. Problems of definition by induction: no closed form, infinite loops and the halting problem. Algorithms: correctness, complexity,... |
MATH 358:Computational Mathematics II
Multi-dimensional root-finding. Optimization. Non-linear systems of equations. Eigenvalues. Numerical methods for ordinary differential equations and for partial differential equations. |
MATH 357:Computational Mathematics I
Error analysis. Rootfinding; 1 and 2 point methods. Linear systems of equations, matrix algebra, pivoting. Analysis of algorithms. Iterative methods. Interpolation,polynomial approximation, divided differences. Initial value problems, single and multistep... |