Due to pandemia, retake exam is postponed until further notice! (this applies also to the retake of Professor Gittel lecture, that I will take care of)
Lecture scrapbook. Due to many requests, I provide scans of my notes. They are supposed only to serve as a lecture preparation for me. At many occasions the course of the lecture itself is different, proofs are done in an alternative way etc. In particular, notes contain mistakes. I do not recommend to follow them
First portion: Introduction, sequences, series
Second portion: continuity
Third portion: differentiation of functions of one variable+glimpse into ODEs
Last portion: Elements of Linear Algebra, part I
Theorem with dots. As promised, below careful proof of theorem on liminf/limsup/concentration points
Tutorials of 29.11.2019, note of TA Sandra Ried
Homeworks for Analysis I. They should be returned directly after Monday lectures (10:45). Please staple your solution sheets and do not put them into any folder etc.
Each student is entitled to one delayed submission: then the scanned homework should be emailed to Ms Mojgan Soltani at
ss47wuci@studserv.uni-leipzig.de
until Wednesday.
Homeworks points: http://bit.ly/2Qx6uZf
50% of standard HW points is needed for an exam admission (standard means excluding points for problems with *). WARNING: contrary to my experience and declared possibility (in a talk with one of students) , the German system does not allow to sit the re-take without admission by HWs. So you need 50% to be allowed to participate in any exam (both first-time and retake).
In case of a passed exam, a grade may be improved up to 20% by HW points. In case of a barely passed exam, good HW score may tip the scales.
Analysis I homework 1, of 21.10.2019 https://bit.ly/2pBekpc
Analysis I homework 2, of 28.10.2019 https://bit.ly/2WqaDPt
Analysis I homework 3, of 11.11.2019 https://bit.ly/2pQc8uB
Analysis I homework 4, of 18.11.2019 https://bit.ly/37mpn7h and solutions: http://bit.ly/2ZbmK4x
Analysis I homework 5, of 26.11.2019 http://bit.ly/2OfXGW7 solutions discussed at tutorials
Analysis I homework 6, of 02.12.2019 http://bit.ly/2Y9IbCh solutions discussed at tutorials
Analysis I homework 7, of 6.01.2020, due 20.01.2020 http://bit.ly/2FqRqWk and solution hints: http://bit.ly/2tEoGXW
Analysis I homework 8, of 13.01.2020, due 27.01.2020 http://bit.ly/2skk6NE and solution hints https://1drv.ms/b/s!AkaRHLBtPk_mmQuYUW9H35X7eR34
HWs point checksum: after the lecture of 3.02.2020 there will be an opportunity to discuss HWs points, e.g. mistakes in adding up the points or serious issues concerning marking. Any student that wishes to discuss their HWs must: (i) have a hardcopy of the marked solution sheet that they want to discuss, (ii) clearly present the issue. The marked solutions are available at tutorials. The final points count should be available online on 31.01.2020.
Exam:
time&place: 9:00 – 11:30, 10.02.2020, Theoretical Lecture Hall. You are allowed for a single sheet of paper with anything you wish written on it. E
admission: 50% of
Students admitted to
3714208, 3735773, 3708670 should immediately contact Frau Schulthoff. They have sufficient points to sit the exam, but they failed to register correctly to the lecture.
participation in the exam is needed to be allowed to sit retake
exam will be similar to the mock: http://bit.ly/31cfxSB
Exam result (tentative): see column GRADE in http://bit.ly/2Qx6uZf a discussion of solutions and grades is possible on Friday, 21.02, during my office hours 11-12:30, A317 Neues Augusteum. On that day
https://1drv.ms/b/s!AkaRHLBtPk_mmjIQhKD-LhVD0IKO
Exam result (final): are those of column GRADE in http://bit.ly/2Qx6uZf rounded up to the local format (x,3 and x,7 allowed as fractions), see Almaweb
Retake exam: postponed until further notice