Course - Analysis I MT22


The first course in a three part series to serve as an introduction to “real analysis”. Real analysis is about putting the idea of things like convergence, limits, continuity, and differentation on a rigorous footing (in the context of real numbers).

This course dealt specifically with results about sequences and series of real numbers, such as the Bolzano-Weierstrass theorem: if you write down a sequence of real numbers that doesn’t shoot off to plus or minus infinity, then you can always find a subsequence of that sequence and a real number such that the subsequence gets infinitely close to that real number.

Out of all the maths courses in [[Courses MT22]]U, this felt like the most different from A-level. Since I was still getting into the groove of taking notes at uni, a lot of the notes for this course are organised chronologically in the Lectures section, rather than by concept in the Notes section.

Notes

Lectures

Proofs

Problem Sheets




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