Tentative Calendar for Math 701, Fall 2014

Date Tentative class plan:
Fri, Aug 29 Welcome!
Start Lang II.1: Open and closed sets, and continuity
Wed, Sep 3 Continue Lang II.1: Open and closed sets, and continuity
Fri, Sep 5 Finish Lang II.1: Open and closed sets, and continuity
Start Lang II.2: Connectedness
Wed, Sep 10 Finish Lang II.2: Connectedness
Start Lang II.3: Compactness
Fri, Sep 12 Continued discussion of Lang II.3: Compactness.
Wed, Sep 17 Finished Lang II.3: Compactness.
Fri, Sep 19 Lang II.4: Separation by continuous functions.
Tue, Sep 23 Friday Schedule
Lang III.1: The Stone-Weierstrass Theorem.
Wed, Sep 24 No classes.
Fri, Sep 26 No classes.
Wed, Oct 1 Metric Completions
Fri, Oct 3 No classes.
Wed, Oct 8 The Baire Category Theorem and applications.
Fri, Oct 10 Lang III.3: Ascoli's Theorem.
Wed, Oct 15 The implicit function theorem.
Fri, Oct 17 The general implicit function theorem and the inverse function theorem.
Wed, Oct 22 Review homework 7. More discussion of the inverse function theorem.
Fri, Oct 24 Midterm Exam
Wed, Oct 29 Pugh 6.1-6.2: The Lebesgue outer measure and other outer measures..
Fri, Oct 31 Pugh 6.1-6.2: Measures from outer measures, Properties of Lebesgue measure on R.
Wed, Nov 5 Finish up properties of Lebesgue measure including regularity (Pugh 6.3)
Folland 1.4: Review of constructing measures via extension.
Fri, Nov 7 Folland 1.5: Borel measures on R.
Wed, Nov 12 Pugh 6.A: Non-measurable sets.
Fri, Nov 14 Pugh 6.4-6.5: The Lebesgue integral.
Wed, Nov 19 Equivalence of notions of measurability.
Fri, Nov 21 Properties of integrals (e.g., Monotone convergence theorem, Dominated convergence theorem)
Wed, Nov 26 Folland 0.4: The ordinals
The Borel Hierarchy
Fri, Nov 28 Thanksgiving Recess.
Wed, Dec 3 Pugh 6.6: Cavalieri's principle and Fubini's theorem.
Pugh 6.7: Vitali coverings and density points.
Fri, Dec 5 L1, step (or simple) functions, and Lusin's theorem
Wed, Dec 10 Density of continuous functions in L1.
Problems.
Fri, Dec 12 Comparison to Riemann integral, relation between differentiation and integration, bounded variation and absolute continuity.


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