By Paul Zorn
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Preface 1 Preliminaries: Numbers, units, Proofs, and BoundsNumbers one zero one: The Very BasicsSets one hundred and one: Getting StartedSets 102: the assumption of a FunctionProofs a hundred and one: Proofs and Proof-WritingTypes of ProofSets 103: Finite and endless units; CardinalityNumbers 102: Absolute ValuesBoundsNumbers 103: Completeness2 Sequences and sequence SequencesandConvergenceWorkingwithSequencesSubsequencesCauchySequencesSeries one hundred and one: easy IdeasSeries 102: trying out for Convergence and Estimating LimitsLimsupandliminf:AGuidedDiscovery3 Limits and Continuity LimitsofFunctionsContinuous FunctionsWhyContinuityMatters:ValueTheoremsU. Read more...
summary: entrance disguise; Copyright ; desk of Contents; Preface; bankruptcy 1; bankruptcy 2; bankruptcy three; bankruptcy four; bankruptcy five; Solutions.
Preface 1 Preliminaries: Numbers, units, Proofs, and BoundsNumbers one hundred and one: The Very BasicsSets a hundred and one: Getting StartedSets 102: the assumption of a FunctionProofs a hundred and one: Proofs and Proof-WritingTypes of ProofSets 103: Finite and countless units; CardinalityNumbers 102: Absolute ValuesBoundsNumbers 103: Completeness2 Sequences and sequence SequencesandConvergenceWorkingwithSequencesSubsequencesCauchySequencesSeries one zero one: simple IdeasSeries 102: trying out for Convergence and Estimating LimitsLimsupandliminf:AGuidedDiscovery3 Limits and Continuity LimitsofFunctionsContinuous FunctionsWhyContinuityMatters:ValueTheoremsU
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With rule g ◦ f (a) = g(f (a)). Recall, especially, that order matters: The notation g ◦ f means that g follows f . † E XAMPLE 5. Which compositions make sense for the functions M ONTH N UMBER : A → N12 , W ORD L ENGTH : A → N12 , B IRTH M ONTH : P → A and from Example 2? †A minor technical point: Above, to avoid extra notation, we used the same symbol, B, both for the codomain of f and for the domain of g. In fact, these sets need not be identical. What really matters is that the composition rule g ◦ f (a) = g(f (a)) make good sense.
36 1. Preliminaries: Numbers, Sets, Proofs, and Bounds (a) P =⇒ R (b) Q =⇒ R (c) (P and Q) =⇒ R 3. In each part, write (as simply as possible) both the converse and the contrapositive of the given implication. No proofs needed, but try to label each statement as true or false. In all parts, a, b, an , etc. all stand for real numbers. (a) If a and b are both rational, then a + b is rational. (b) If a is irrational then 1/a is irrational, too. (c) If a and b are both irrational, then ab is irrational.
Consider, for instance, a notice supposedly posted near an Australian beach: Crocodiles don’t swim here Would you swim here or not? Is the sign intended for human or for reptile readers? In practice, many mathematical sentences convey complex ideas, and so naturally have correspondingly complex structures. It is especially important, therefore, to write mathematics as clearly and unambiguously as possible, and to help the reader decipher your meaning. ” Proofs and solutions must be not only correct but also intelligible to a reader.
