Functional Analysis I 1100-2Ind10
The aim of the course is to provide necessary knowledge concerning the basic mathematical structures needed in studying theoretical physics.
Program:
- Banach spaces and linear operators on Banach spaces.
- L1(RN) space, convolution product,
Fourier transform on L1(RN) and its properties.
- Hilbert space and its properties, basic classes of linear operators
(isometries, unitaries, self-adjoint operators).
- General theory of orthogonal polynomials.
- Fourier transform on L2(RN).
- Fourier series as a unitary transform from L2(Z) to L2([-pi, pi]).
- Schwartz space SN (bi-algebra structure, topology), Fourier transform on Schwartz space and its properties.
- Distribution (generalized functions) and their properties,
basic operations (differentation, convolution product problem).
- Tempered distributions, Fourier transform of tempered distribution.
- Support of distribution, distributions with compact support.
Student's work load: 140 h includes
Lectures and classes: 60 h
Preparation for lectures: 45 h
Preparation for the exam: 35 h
Description by Wiesław Pusz, November 2010.
Mode
Prerequisites (description)
Learning outcomes
Knowledge: Familiarity with basic theory of distributions and Hilbert spaces.
Skills: Use of distributions and Fourier transform in equations of mathematical physics
Attitude: Appreciation of the beauty, depth and usefulness
of Hilert spaces and distributions especially in the context of applications to physics.
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