Analysis 3" is a college-level mathematics course that covers advanced topics in mathematical analysis, building on the concepts of introductory calculus. Core concepts frequently covered in Analysis 3 include:
- Vector analysis: Sometimes called the "language of mathematical physics," this area includes concepts essential for fields like electromagnetism and fluid mechanics.
- Series of functions: The course can cover numerical series, sequences, and series of functions, including topics like uniform convergence and power series.
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Fourier Series: A method for representing periodic functions as infinite sums of trigonometric functions.
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Fourier and Laplace Transforms: Extensions of Fourier series used to analyze and decompose functions, particularly in signal processing and solving differential equations.
- Créateur de cours: Lazhar Benkhelifa