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MMT 004

The document is an examination paper for the M. Sc. (Mathematics with Applications in Computer Science) course, specifically for the Real Analysis subject. It consists of various questions that cover topics such as metric spaces, continuity, measurable functions, and convergence theorems. Students are required to answer a compulsory question and any four additional questions within a time limit of two hours.

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MMT 004

The document is an examination paper for the M. Sc. (Mathematics with Applications in Computer Science) course, specifically for the Real Analysis subject. It consists of various questions that cover topics such as metric spaces, continuity, measurable functions, and convergence theorems. Students are required to answer a compulsory question and any four additional questions within a time limit of two hours.

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M. Sc. (MATHEMATICS WITH
APPLICATIONS IN COMPUTER
SCIENCE) [M. Sc. (MACS)]
Term-End Examination
December, 2023
MMT-004 : REAL ANALYSIS

Time : 2 Hours Maximum Marks : 50

Note : (i) Question No. 1 is compulsory.


(ii) Attempt any four questions from Q. Nos.
2 to 6.
(iii) Calculator is not allowed.
(iv) Notations as in the study material.

1. State whether the following statements are


True or False. Give reasons for your answers :
5×2=10
(a) If X is any non-empty set and d1 is any
metric and d2 discrete metric on X, then
any function f :  X, d1    X,d2  is
continuous.

P. T. O.
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(b) If (X, d) be a metric space and x  X,


E  X, then x  E implies that d  x ,E  0 .

1
(c) 0   
, n  1,2,3..... is compact in R.
n 

(d) The function f  x , y   xy  1 can be solved


for x in term of y near 0.
(e) Every L–1-function on [0, 1] is also an L2-
function on [0, 1].

2. (a) Define the diameter of a set. Find the


diameter of the following subset of R : 2

 3 
A   , 1,0,2,5,7 
 2 

(b) Show that the points (1, 1, 1) and


(–1, –1, –1) are the only stationary points
of the function f : R3  R given by :
3
f  x , y, z    x  y  z   3  x  y  z   24xyz

Check whether the function has maximum


or minimum at these points. 4
(c) If A and B are two measurable sets, show
that A  B is also measurable. Find the
relation m  A  B , m  A  and m  B  . 4
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3. (a) (X, d1) and (Y, d2 ) are metric spaces and


f : X  Y is continuous at a point c  X .
Prove that given any open set V containing
f  c  there exists an open set u containing
c in X such that f  u   V . 3

(b) Find the directional derivative of the


function f : R4  R4 defined by :


f  x , y, z, w   x 2 y, xyz, x 2  y2 , zw2 
at the point (1, 2, –1, –2) in the direction
v  (1, 0, – 2, 2). 3
(c) Suppose f is a simple measurable function
defined on a measurable set E in R. Define

 E fdm . If a  f ( x )  b for all x  E , prove

that : 4

am  E   fdm  bm  E
E

4. (a) State Cantor’s Intersection theorem. Prove


that the theorem fails for incomplete
metric space. 4
(b) Find the derivative of f : R2  R2 defined
by :


f  x , y   x 2  y, x  2 y 
at the point (2, 3). 3

P. T. O.
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(c) State Fatou’s lemma. Give an example of a


sequence of measurable function for which
strict inequality holds in Fatou’s lemma. 3
5. (a) Show that a compact subset of a metric
space is bounded. Is the coverse true ?
Justify your answer. 3
(b) State Monotone Convergence Theorem.
Verify it for the sequence fn  Xn,n 1 ,
n = 1, 2, 3, ........... 3
(c) For a sequence of non-negative measurable
functions  fn  on a measurable set E,
prove that : 4
 
 E  fndm    E fndm
n 1 n 1

6. (a) Show that a metric space X is connected if


and only if every continuous function f on X
to discrete metric space {1, –1} is a
constant function. 3
(b) Find the critical points of
f  x , y, z   x y  z  2x  4 y  2z
2 2 2
and
classify them. 4
(c) Define the Fourier series for a function
f  Lr1 ,  . Prove that the Fourier series
for the function f t   t 2 on ,  is
n
2
4 
 1 cos nt . 3
3 nN n2
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