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Course Title Mathematical analysis 1 ID Course Code 56584 Course Credits (CFU) 12 Scientific-Disciplinary Sector MAT/05 Course Type mono-disciplinary course Lecturer-in-charge PARODI Franco

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Bachelor Mechanical Engineering (La Spezia)

Year/Semester 1/I e II

Course Title Mathematical analysis 1

ID Course Code 56584

Course Credits (CFU) 12 Scientific-Disciplinary Sector MAT/05

Course Type mono-disciplinary course

Lecturer-in-charge PARODI Franco

Learning Outcomes:

The aim is to achieve good knowledge of differential and integral calculus for one or two variables functions.

Course Organisation Details

Real numbers, decimal representation, errors.

Functions of one real variable. Elementary functions and their graphs. Composed and inverse

functions.Limits of fuctions. Linearization, differentiation. Derivatives: monotone and convex functions.

Continue functions. Zeroes of functions: bisection and Newton algorithms. Taylor polynomial, maxima and minima. Integral calculus of one variable functions. Linear and separable differential equations: graphical, numerical and formal integration.

Functions of two (or more) real variables.

Graphical rappresentation of two real variables functions. Differential calculus for two (or more) real variables functions. Integral calculus for two variables functions. Optimization of two (or more) variables functions.

Some elements in Laplace transform.

Assessment hours

Lectures 104.0

Practice 0.0

Laboratory 0.0

Integrative activities 0.0

References

F. Parodi, T. Zolezzi, Appunti di Analisi matematica, ECIG, 2007

R. A. Adams, Calcolo differenziale 1 & 2, Casa Editrice Ambrosiana, 2007 A. Bacciotti, F. Ricci, Lezioni di Analisi Matematica 1 e 2, Levrotto & Bella, 1991.

M. Bramanti, C. Pagani, S. Salsa, Analisi matematica 1 e 2 Zannichelli, 2008

Organization and examinations

Written and oral examination, partly based on intermediate written test during the course.

Pre-requisites None

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