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Multivariable Differential Calculus and Ordinary Differential Equations

Prof. Vamsi Pritham Pingali · IISc Bangalore

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About

This course starts with a reasonably detailed review of linear algebra and topology in Rn. Then we shall cover multivariable differential calculus. We shall also introduce manifolds via the implicit function theorem. We shall then cover an application or two to Optimisation/AI/ML – namely gradient descent (the continuous and discrete versions) and the backpropagation algorithm. The next few weeks will deal with ordinary differential equations, in particular solving linear systems, and existence (and dependence on parameters) theory for nonlinear ones. The latter part involves concepts of multivariable calculus. The course is meant for students of pure and applied mathematics, AI, CS, physics, and engineering.

Intended audience: Undergraduates and Graduate students of mathematics, computer science, physics, and engineering

Prerequisites: One-variable real analysis (at the level of Rudin or Terence Tao, including metric spaces), Linear algebra (up to and including diagonalisation of Hermitian matrices).

Lectures

Week 1 Review of Some Prerequisites (Linear Algebra and Topology of Euclidean Spaces)

  1. Vector Spaces and Subspaces, Linear Span and Linear Independence, Linear Transformations YouTube
  2. The Matrix Representation of a Linear Transformation YouTube
  3. Systems of Linear Equations and Gauss-Jordan Elimination Method YouTube
  4. The Row and Column Spaces of a Matrix, Rank and Determinant YouTube
  5. Inner Product Spaces and Normed Vector Spaces YouTube

Week 2 Review of Some Prerequisites (Topology of Euclidean Spaces and Limits and Continuity of Scalar and Vector Fields)

  1. Eigenvalues, Eigenvectors and Diagonalizability YouTube
  2. Interior Points and Open Sets, Convergent Sequences and Continuous Functions YouTube
  3. Closed Sets and Limit Points, Connectedness and Compactness, Limits and Continuity YouTube
  4. Further Discussion on Limits and Continuity YouTube
  5. Detailed Review of Algebra of Limits and Algebra of Continuous Functions YouTube

Week 3 Introduction to Multivariable Differentiability

  1. Directional Derivatives and Partial Derivatives YouTube
  2. Differentiability of a Multivariable Function YouTube
  3. Differentiability of Vector Fields, Gradient and Jacobian Matrix YouTube
  4. Continuous Differentiability YouTube
  5. Algebra of Differentiable Functions and Some Other Properties of Differentiability YouTube

Week 4 Chain Rule, LMVT, and Mixed Partial Derivatives

  1. More Discussion On Differentiation Of Several Variable Functions, and Derivative Computation For Some Functions YouTube
  2. Chain Rule YouTube
  3. Further Discussion On Chain Rule YouTube
  4. LMVT in Multivariable Calculus, and Directional Derivative Along Regular Paths YouTube
  5. Further Discussion On Directional Derivative, and Mixed Partial Derivatives YouTube

Week 5 Clairaut's Theorem, Taylor's Theorem, and Second Derivative Test For Multivariable Functions

  1. Clairaut's Theorem YouTube
  2. Taylor's Theorem and Second Derivative Test in Single Variable Functions YouTube
  3. Taylor's Theorem For Multivariable Functions YouTube
  4. Second Derivative Test For Multivariable Functions YouTube
  5. Further Discussion on Second Derivative Test YouTube

Week 6 Inverse Function Theorem (IFT) For Several Variables

  1. Discussion about convergence of Taylor series and bump functions YouTube
  2. Inverse Function Theorem for one variable functions YouTube
  3. Proof of the Inverse Function Theorem for several variables YouTube
  4. Proof of the Inverse Function Theorem for several variables (Contd.) YouTube
  5. Proof of the Inverse Function Theorem for several variables (Contd.) YouTube

Week 7 Implicit Function Theorem

  1. The Implicit Function Theorem for Functions of Two Variables YouTube
  2. The Implicit Function Theorem for Functions of Several Variables YouTube
  3. Some Further Applications of the Implicit Function Theorem YouTube
  4. Constrained Optimization Problem and the Lagrange Multiplier Method YouTube
  5. The Lagrange Multiplier Method (Contd.) YouTube

Week 8 Embedded Manifolds, Gradient Descent Algorithm

  1. About the Constraining Sets in the Lagrange Multiplier Method YouTube
  2. Introduction to Manifolds Embedded in R^n YouTube
  3. Gradient Descent YouTube
  4. Gradient Descent (Contd.) YouTube
  5. Gradient Descent (Contd.) YouTube

Week 9 Applications of Gradient Descent (Backpropagation), Introduction to ODEs

  1. Some Applications of Gradient Descent YouTube
  2. Backpropagation (contd.), Introduction to ODEs YouTube
  3. Some Applications of ODEs to Real-World Problems YouTube
  4. Systems of ODEs (contd.) YouTube
  5. Methods of Solving a First-Order System of ODEs YouTube

Week 10 Exponential of Square Matrices and Solving Linear Systems

  1. Triangularization Theorem YouTube
  2. Exponential of Square Matrices YouTube
  3. Properties of Matrix Exponential YouTube
  4. Properties of Matrix Exponential (Contd.) YouTube
  5. Solving Homogeneous and Inhomogeneous Linear Systems YouTube

Week 11 Existence and Uniqueness Theory for ODEs

  1. Uniqueness of Solutions to Inhomogeneous Linear System YouTube
  2. Existence of Solutions to Inhomogeneous Linear System YouTube
  3. Uniqueness of Solutions to ODEs in General Form YouTube
  4. General Existence Theory for ODEs YouTube
  5. Picard's Existence Theorem for ODEs YouTube

Week 12 Continuous or Smooth Dependence on Parameters

  1. Improvement of Picard's Existence Theorem YouTube
  2. Characterization of Maximal Interval of Existence YouTube
  3. Continuous Dependence on Parameters YouTube
  4. Smooth Dependence on Parameters YouTube
  5. Smooth Dependence on Parameters (Contd.), and Numerical Methods to Solve ODEs YouTube

Syllabus and materials

At NPTEL, as the course publishes them.

Credits and licence

Institution
IISc Bangalore
Department
Mathematics
Teacher
Prof. Vamsi Pritham Pingali
Level
Graduate
Language
English
Subjects
Mathematics
Source
NPTEL
Licence
CC BY-NC-SA, as NPTEL states it. Non-commercial use only. NPTEL's terms
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