We first summarize what we have learned in the last semester to find the Taylor expansion of a given function. This has tremendous applications in all kinds of engineering. The single variable calculus ends here. Then we move on to calculus in severable variables. The approach is similar to what we have done in the last semester: limit, derivative, optimization problem by using derivatives (Lagrange multipliers), integrals, then to ”Fundamental Theorem of Calculus.” The formulas of FTC in two and three variables in the format of Green-Stokes and Divergence Theorems is technical to explain and learn. However, it all says that the integral of a function in the interior is exactly the total change on the boundary, when interpreted in a suitable sense. 1. Taylor expansion 2. Calculus in two and three variables: limit and derivative 3. Optimization problem: Lagrange multipliers 4. Integrals in two and three variables 5. Green-Stokes and divergence theorems. College of Science Main Campus Single variable calculus: limit, derivative, integral. Idea of linear approximation. Lai, Ching-Jui 100 Wednesday 8,9,10 Friday 1,2 MATH1202 (201E101A2) 4 *Majors-only (including minor and double major students).

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This course provides the following basic toolds of theoretical physics: * eigenfunction methods for differential equations * special functions * partial differential equations * calculus of variations * group theory * representation theory College of Science Main Campus Kazuo Hosomichi 50 Friday 2,3,4 Phys3002 (202E30340) 3 *Registration eligibility: undergraduates.

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