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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.
Postulates of quantum mechanics, the wave formalism. Dynamical variables. The Schrodinger equation...

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...

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