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    This document provides details for the course MATH F341 Introduction to Functional Analysis including: 1. The objective is to present basic tools of functional analysis suitable for engineers, scientists, and mathematicians through concepts from areas such as differential equations and optimization. 2. The textbook is Erwin Kreyszig's Introductory Functional Analysis with Applications and there are three reference books listed. 3. The course plan lists 40 lectures covering topics such as normed linear spaces, Banach spaces, Hilbert spaces, and spectral theory through various chapters in the textbook.

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    This document provides details for the course MATH F341 Introduction to Functional Analysis including: 1. The objective is to present basic tools of functional analysis suitable for engineers, scientists, and mathematicians through concepts from areas such as differential equations and optimization. 2. The textbook is Erwin Kreyszig's Introductory Functional Analysis with Applications and there are three reference books listed. 3. The course plan lists 40 lectures covering topics such as normed linear spaces, Banach spaces, Hilbert spaces, and spectral theory through various chapters in the textbook.

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    BIRLA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY AND SCIENCE-PILANI, HYDERABAD CAMPUS

    SECOND SEMESTER 2021 -2022


    Course Handout (Part II)

    Date: 15/01/2022

    In addition to Part I (General Handout for all courses appended to the time table) this portion gives further
    specific details regarding the course.

    Course No. : MATH F341


    Course Title : INTRODUCTION TO FUNCTIONAL ANALYSIS
    Instructor-in-Charge: Dr. Jhuma Sen Gupta
    Name of other Instructor: Debarati Mondal and Nakidi Shravani
    1. Scope and Objective of the Course:
    Objective of the course is to present some basic tools of Functional Analysis in a form suitable for
    Engineers Scientists & Mathematicians. Ideas are not always generated by logical processes. An engineer
    may have a feeling for a problem which may lead him in a method of solution but justifying part of that
    needs Analysis. In this course we give such motivation and also cover the analysis part. Several concepts
    of Functional Analysis were invented as there were needs from other areas such as differential equations,
    optimization, Integral equations etc. Modern theory of partial differential equations relies heavily on the
    fundamental tools of Functional Analysis.

    2. Text-book: Erwin Kreyszig, Introductory Functional Analysis with Applications, Reprinted 2010, John Wiley.

    3.. Reference Books:


     Bryan P. Rynne et al., Linear Functional Analysis, Springer Undergraduate Mathematics series, 2 nd ed. 2008.
     S. Kesavan, Functional Analysis,TRIM (52), 2017.
     John B. Conway., A course in Functional Analysis, John B. Conway, GTM, 2nd ed, 2010.

    4. Course Plan:
    Lecture Learner’s objective Topics to be covered Chapter in
    no. the Text
    Book
    1 Review of some concepts of Vector spaces, dimension, finite dimensional vector Chapter 1 &
    linear Algebra and Real Analysis spaces, Metric spaces, space of continuous functions, Chapter 2:
    Compactness Sec 2.1
    2–6 Introduction to normed linear Normed Linear Spaces, Banach spaces and examples Chapter 2 :
    spaces and Banach spaces such as lp, c, c0, C[a,b] Sec 2.2
    7–9 Studying properties of normed Properties of normed linear spaces Chapter 2 :
    linear spaces Sec 2.3
    10 – 11 Investigating the equivalence of Finite-Dimensional normed linear spaces and compact Chapter 2:
    norms on a finite dimensional sets Sec 2.4 and
    normed linear space 2.5
    12 – 16 Studying continuity of linear Continuous linear transformations, linear functionals, Chapter 2:
    transformations on normed linear dual spaces, reflexivity Sec 2.6 -
    spaces 2.10
    17 – 18 How a continuous linear functional Hahn-Banach Theorem and its applications Chapter 4:
    defined on a subspace can be Sec 4.1- 4.3,
    extended to the whole space 4.6
    19 – 25 Investigating when a family of Category theorem, uniform boundedness principle, Chapter 4:
    Continuous linear transformations strong and weak convergence, Open Mapping Sec 4.7 –
    are uniformly bounded, when a theorem, Closed graph theorem 4.13
    continuous linear map a
    homeomorphism
    26 - 30 How concept of dot product can be Inner Product spaces, Hilbert spaces, orthogonal sets, Chapter 3
    generalized to certain vector direct sum, Bessel’s inequality, continuous linear Sec 3.1 –
    spaces functionals on Hilbert space 3.6
    31 – 34 Dual of a Hilbert space, how Riesz Representation theorem, Symmetric and self Chapter 3:
    transpose of a matrix has adjoint operators Sec 3.8 -
    generalization to continuous linear 3.10
    transformations in Hilbert spaces
    35 - 38 Are there finite rank Compact linear operators and their spectral properties Chapter 8:
    transformations defined on Sec 8.1-8.3
    infinite dimensional spaces
    39 – 40 Generalization of eigen values of Spectral theory of bounded linear transformations Chapter 7 :
    matrices to linear transformations Sec 7.1- 7.3

    5. Evaluation Scheme:
    Sl. Duratio Weightage Nature of
    Evaluation Component Date and Time
    No. n (%) Component
    1 Mid Semester Test 90 mins 30 14/03 3.30pm to5.00pm Closed
    Group work activities Will be announced in the class.
    2 (Presentations/ 10 Open
    Viva/Assignment)
    There will be two quizzes and
    Quizzes will be conducted at
    3 10+10 tutorial/lecture hours. One will Open
    be before mid-sem and one post
    mid-sem
    4 Comprehensive Exam 120 mins 40 14/05 FN Closed

    6. Announcements: All the announcements in relation to the above course will be put up on CMS.

    7. Total Marks: 100


    8. Make up policy: Make up for the mid-semester/comprehensive examination will be given to the genuine
    cases.
    9. Chamber consultation hours: To be announced in the class.

    10. Academic Honesty and Integrity Policy: Academic honesty and integrity are to be maintained by all the
    students throughout the semester and no type of academic dishonesty is acceptable.

    INSTRUCTOR-IN-CHARGE
    MATH F341

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