topics on calculus
This entry is an overview of many calculus related entries which can be found here, at PlanetMath.org. By calculus we real analysis at the high-school level or college level, and the entries in this page should be at either level. If an entry is written at a higher level, it will be indicated with a “GL” tag.
1 Expositions
The following are books or notes on calculus:
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http://planetmath.org/?op=getobj&from=lec&id=36An Introduction to Calculus.
2 : The real line
Basic properties of the real numbers:
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Decimal expansion
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Positive
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Inverse number, Opposite number
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(GL) http://planetmath.org/node/RealNumberReal number
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Topic entry on real numbers
3 Functions of one real variable
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Concept of function
and real function
4 Computing limits
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Limit of function
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Limit of (sin x)/x as x tends to 0 (http://planetmath.org/LimitOfDisplaystyleFracsinXxAsXApproaches0)
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Limit rules of functions
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Limit examples
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Improper limits
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L’Hôpital’s rule (http://planetmath.org/LHpitalsRule)
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Growth of exponential function
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Example of computing limits using Taylor expansion
5 Continuity
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Continuous
and discontinuous functions
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Continuity of natural power
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Continuity of sine and cosine
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Jump discontinuity example (http://planetmath.org/ExampleOfJumpDiscontinuity)
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Intermediate value theorem
6 Differentiation in one variable
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Derivative
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Sum rule
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Power rule
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Product rule
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Quotient rule
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Chain rule
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Derivative of inverse function
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Derivatives of sine and cosine
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Bolzano’s theorem
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Least and greatest value of function
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Higher order derivatives
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Fractional Differentiation
7 Integration of functions of one real variable
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Integral sign
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Definition of Riemann integral (http://planetmath.org/RiemannIntegral)
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A lecture on integration by substitution
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A lecture on integration by parts
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A lecture on trigonometric integrals and trigonometric substitutions
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A lecture on the partial fraction decomposition method
8 Definite integral
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Definite integral
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Riemann integral
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Fundamental theorem of calculus
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Improper integral
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List of improper integrals
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Approximate integration: Left Hand RuleRight Hand RuleMidpoint RuleTrapezoidal RuleSimpson’s Rule
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Integral equation
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Fractional Integration
9 Integral Transforms
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Fourier transform
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Laplace transform
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Fourier-Mellin integral
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Mellin’s transform
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Fourier sine transform
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Fourier cosine transform
10 Multivariable Calculus
10.1 Differentiation
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Iterated limit
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Jacobian matrix
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Differentiation under the integral sign
10.2 Integration
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Stokes’ theorem
11 Differential Equations
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Differential equation
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(GL) Existence and uniqueness of solution of ordinary differential equations
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Index of differential equations
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Separation of variables
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Method of integrating factors
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(GL) Examples of solving a PDE: a) Heat equation (http://planetmath.org/ExampleOfSolvingTheHeatEquation),b) Wave equation
(http://planetmath.org/SolvingTheWaveEquationByDBernoulli)
12 Infinite Series
12.1 Series of Numbers
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Series
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Topic entry on series of complex terms
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http://planetmath.org/?op=getobj&from=lec&id=37Infinite Series: Tests for Convergence and Examples
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(GL?) Non-existence of universal series convergence criterion
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Cauchy general condition for convergence (http://planetmath.org/CauchyCriterionForConvergence)
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Geometric series
, Harmonic series
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Sum of series depends on order
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Manipulating convergent series
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(GL?) Multiplication of series
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Leibniz’ estimate for alternating series
(http://planetmath.org/LeibnizEstimateForAlternatingSeries)
12.2 Function Sequences and Series
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Limit of function sequence
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The limit of a uniformly convergent sequence of continuous functions is continuous
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Sum function of series
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Termwise differentiation
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Weierstrass’ criterion of uniform convergence
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(GL) Fourier series (http://planetmath.org/FourierSineAndCosineSeries)
12.3 Power Series and Taylor Series
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Power series
and Taylor series
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Taylor’s theorem
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Newton’s binomial series (http://planetmath.org/BinomialFormula)
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http://planetmath.org/node/ExampleOfTaylorPolynomialsForSinXExample of Taylor polynomials for
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Example of Taylor polynomials for the exponential function
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Examples on how to find Taylor series from other known series
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Getting Taylor series from differential equation
13 Additional Topic
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Non-Newtonian calculus