Ed Bueler
elbueler@alaska.edu    x7693
Office: Chapman 301C (hours here)
Class time: 9:15--10:15 MWF
Classroom: Brooks 104A

Text: Ken Ross, Elementary Analysis: The Theory of Calculus, 2nd ed. Springer 2013

Grader:
   Kris Kilpatrick
   in MathLab (= Chapman 305)
      Sat and Sun 8am - 10:30am

Syllabus

LaTeX:  In this class, we'll use LaTeX to typeset solutions. I recommend David Maxwell's installation guides:

• Latex Installation for Windows
• Latex Installation for Mac OS X

(See me if you use Linux; it is easier.) Then download this file into a good location:

• Sample401Proof.tex

When you successfully PDFLaTeX you get

• Sample401Proof.pdf.

When you successfully LaTeX it you get

• Sample401Proof.dvi

David also wrote nice LaTeX notes:

• Beginning Latex

LINKS:

• What is the harmonic series in its musical context?  See here.
  
• I've asserted in lecture that computer-verifiable proofs of all of math is a goal of some people, since Bertrand Russell in 1910.  The webpage metamath.org is such a modern project.
• Because you can do anything you want to digital representations, at metamath.org you can also turn proofs into music.  Likewise, you can turn genetic sequences into music.
  
• Comments on alternative real analysis texts
  
• Wikipedia page: "List of real analysis topics"
• Matlab source for a nowhere differentiable function