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Lecture
Lecture
未命名
9.11
9.10 Matrices
9.9 Vectors and matrices
9.5 Polynomials
9.4 Polynomials
9.3 Polar form
9.2 Limit and complex number
8.29 Sequences and series
8.28 Completeness and density
8.27 Real numbers and completeness
8.26 Modular arithmetic
8.22 Divisibility
8.21 Induction
8.20 Counting with natural numbers and recursive definitions
8.19 Relation
8.15 Function
8.14 Sets
8.13 Quantifiers
8.12 Propositional logic
Tutorial
Tutorial
9.13
9.12 Matrices tutorial
9.11
9.10 Polynomials and Matrices Tutorial
9.6 Polynomials tutorial
9.5
9.4
9.3
8.30
8.29 Real numbers tutorial
8.28 Modular arithmetic tutorial
8.27 Divisibility tutorial
8.23 Induction tutorial
8.22 Counting with natural numbers Tutorial
8.20_21 Relation Tutorial
8.16 Function Tutorial
8.15 Sets Tutorial
8.14 Quantifiers Tutorial
8.13 Propositional logic tutorial
8.8 Mathematical Tutorial
1st Semester
1st Semester
Algebra A
Algebra A
Homework
Homework
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Learning Log
Learning Log
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Lecture
Lecture
1.6
12.31
12.30
12.24 Triangularizable Operators
12.23 Diagonalization
12.17 Further properties of det
12.16 The determinant
12.10 Polynomial
12.9 Change of basis
12.3 The dual space
12.2 Product spaces
11.26 Isomorphisms
11.25 Representing linear maps by matrices
11.19 Null space and range
11.18 Linear Maps
11.12 Linear Independence and Basis
11.11 Finite-Dimensional Vector Spaces
11.5 Solving matrices
11.4 Linear Equation
10.29 Subpaces
10.28 Subspaces
10.22 Linear combination
10.21 Vector Spaces
10.15 Matrices
10.14 Fields
Tutorial
Tutorial
1.10
1.8
1.3
12.27
12.25
12.20
12.18 Polynomial
12.13 Change basis
12.11 Annihilator
12.6 Dual space
12.4 Product sapce
11.29 Isomorphism
11.27 Representing linear maps by matrices
11.22 Null Space
11.20 Null space and range
11.15 Linear independent and basis
11.13 Finite-Dimensional Vector Spaces
11.6 Solving equation
11.1 Subspaces
10.30 Subspaces
10.25 Linear combination
10.23 Vector Spaces
10.18 Matrices
10.16 Fields
Workshop
Workshop
1.3
12.27
12.20
12.13 Change basis
12.6 Quotient space
11.29 Represent linear maps
11.22 Null space
11.15 Linear independent and basis
11.8 Solving equation
11.1 Subspaces
10.25 Vector spaces
10.18 Matrices
Basic Concepts in Mathematics
Basic Concepts in Mathematics
Homework
Homework
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7 Cardinality
6 Function
5 Partition
4 Relation
3 Induction
2 Sets
1 Propositions and Proofs
Lecture
Lecture
1.6
12.30 Infinite set
12.23
12.16 Cardinality
12.9 Function
12.2 Operation with functions
11.25 Total Order
11.18 Partition
11.11 Relation
11.4 Three Principles
10.28 Set
10.21 Proof
10.14 Propositions and Quantifiers
Tutorial
Tutorial
1.9
1.2
12.25
12.18 Cardinality
12.11 Function
12.4 Function
11.27 Function
11.20 Partition
11.13 Relation
11.6 Three principles
10.30 Set
10.23 Proof
10.16 Propositions and Quantifiers
Workshop
Workshop
1.2
12.25
12.18 Cardinality
12.11 Function
12.4 Functions
11.27 Total Order
11.20 Partition
11.13 Relation
11.6 Three principles
10.30 Set
10.23 Proof
10.16 Propositions and Quantifiers
INT. To Computer Science M
INT. To Computer Science M
Homework
Homework
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Lab
Lab
12.27 Lab11
12.20 Lab10
12.13 Lab9
12.6 Lab8
11.29 Lab7
11.22 Lab6
11.10 Lab4
11.1 Lab3
10.25 Lab2
10.18 Lab1
Lecture
Lecture
1.6 time complexity
12.23 Some fundamental algorithms on sequences
12.16 Points
12.9 Functions
12.2 Arrays, random number generation
11.26 Programming style, command line arguments to main, advances console output
11.18 IO ASCII EOF
11.11 Statement, assignment operators, linear accumulation
11.4 Increments Short-Circuit Conditionals Loop Control
10.28 Logic Loops Conditions
10.21 Foundations of Programming and Process Management in Computing
10.14 Introduction
Tutorial
Tutorial
1.9
1.2 Tutorial 11
12.17 Tutorial10
12.11 Tutorial 9
12.5 Tutorial 8
11.28 Tutorial7
11.21 Tutorial6
11.14 Tutorial5
11.7 Tutorial4
10.31 Tutorial3
10.24 Tutorial2
10.17 Tutorial1
Infinitesimal Calculus 1
Infinitesimal Calculus 1
Homework
Homework
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Lecture
Lecture
1.9
1.6
1.2
12.30 Taylor approximation
12.26
12.23 More theorems of derivates
12.19 Theorems of Derivative
12.16 Derivative of the inverse
12.12 Derivatives
12.9 Derivatives
12.5 Theorems of Continuity
12.2 Bolzano, Intermedia value theorem
11.28 Continuous Function
11.25 Continuous
11.18&21 Limit of functions
11.14 The exponential function
11.11 Series
11.7 Series
11.4 Cauchy sequences
10.31 Subsequences
10.28 Limit
10.24 Convergence
10.21 Supremum and the Completeness Axiom
10.17 Absolute value and Supremum
10.14 Axioms of real numbers
Tutorial
Tutorial
1.10
1.9
1.3
1.2
12.27
12.26
12.20
12.19
12.13 Derivative
12.12 Derivative
12.6 Bolzano, Intermedia value theorem
12.5 Bolzano theorem
11.29 Continuity of functions
11.28 Infinite limits
11.22 Sequential Limit
11.21 Limit of function
11.15 Topology
11.14 Series
11.8 Series
11.7 Sequence
11.1 Limit
10.31 Convergence
10.25 Supremum and the Completeness Axiom
10.24 Absolute value and Supremum
10.17 Axioms of real numbers
Workshop
Workshop
1.10
1.3
12.27
12.20
12.13 Derivative
12.6 Bolzano theorem
11.29 Limit of functions
11.22 Limit of function
11.15 Series
11.8 Cauchy sequences
11.1 Subsequences
10.25 Supremum and Infimum
10.18 Absolute value
2nd Semester
2nd Semester
Algebra A
Algebra A
Homework 11
Homework 9
Homework 10
Homework 8
Homework 7
Tutorial Note
Lecture Note
Homework 6
Homework 5
Homework 4
Homework 3
Homework 2
Homework 1
Algebra B
Algebra B
Homework
Homework
Homework 11
Homework 10
Homework 9
Homework 8
Homework 7
Homework 6
Homework 5
Homework 4
Homework 3
Homework 2
Homework 1
Lecture
Lecture
6.9 Classification for n
6.4 Theorem of normal and Classification
5.28 Theorems of self-adjoint map
5.26 Unitary and Normal
5.21 Preserves the inner products
5.19 Linear Functionals and Adjoints
5.14 Orthogonal complement
5.12 Best Approximation
5.7 Inner Product
4.30 Inner Product
4.28 Jordan basis and form
4.9 Jordan Basis
4.8 Jordan Block and Basis
4.7 Introduction to Block Matrix
4.2 Proof of Cyclic Decomposition Theorem
3.31 Admissible subspaces
3.26 Companion matrix
3.24 Diagonal and nilpotent
3.19 Projector
3.17 Projections
3.12 Theorems of minimal polynomial
3.10 Invariant subspace
3.5 Minimal Polynomial
3.3 Revision and Notation of Diagonalization
Tutorial
Tutorial
6.12 Classification of orthogonal Linear Operators
6.5 Self-adjoint
5.29 Adjoints and Unitary
5.22 Orthogonal
5.15 Inner Product
5.8 Jordan Form
4.24 Jordan Form
4.10 Jordan Form
4.3 Cyclic Decomposition Theorem
3.27 Cyclic vector
3.20 Projector
3.13 Invariant
3.6 Diagonalization
Combinatorics
Combinatorics
Homework
Homework
Homework 10
Homework 9
Homework 8
Homework 7
Homework 6
Homework 5
Homework 4
Homework 3
Homework 2
Homework 1
Lecture
Lecture
6.9 Turán
5.26 Matching in bipartite graphs
5.19 Plane and Planar Graph
5.12 Pigeonhole principle
4.28 Euler Tour and The Pigeonhole principle
4.23 Euler Walking
4.21 Graphs
4.7 Catalan and Generating Function
3.31 Recursive Formulas and Generating Functions
3.24 Stirling number formula
3.17 Bell Number
3.10 Counting maps
3.3 Counting
Tutorial
Tutorial
6.11 Turan
6.4 Matching
5.28 Matching
5.21 Plane and Planar Graph
5.14 Pigeonhole Principle
5.7 Euler Tour
4.30 Graph
4.9 Generating functions
4.2 Formal functions
3.26 Inclusive-Exclusive Principle
3.19 Stirling number
3.12 Binomial Coefficients
3.5 Counting
Infinitesimal Calculus 2
Infinitesimal Calculus 2
Homework
Homework
Homework 12
Homework 11
Homework 10
Homework 9
Homework 8
Homework 7
Homework 6
Homework 5
Homework 4
Homework 3
Homework 2
Homework 1
Lecture
Lecture
6.11 Improper double integrals and iterated limits
6.9 Jacobian of a composition and improper double integrals
6.4 Polar coordinates & examples
5.28 Substitution in two variables
5.26 Integration on sets
5.21 Riemann double integrals and areas
5.19 Iterated integration and Fubini_s theorem
5.14 Chain rule, higher derivatives, and integration
5.12 Properties of differentiation, directional derivativesand growth
5.7 Partial derivatives, differentiation and the gradient
4.30 Limits and continuity on functions of 2 variables
4.28 Geometry and topology of the Euclidean space
4.23 Improper Integrals, comparison and ratio tests
4.21 Properties of improper integrals
4.9 Applications of the Riemann Integral
4.7 Integration techniques
4.2 Fundamental Theorem of Calculus
3.31 Integrable Limit theorem
3.26 The properties of Integral
3.24 Properties and examples of integrable functions
3.19 Riemann Sum
3.17 Approximation of Functions
3.12 Taylor’s Series
3.10 Power Series
3.5 Series
3.3 Sequences of functions
Tutorial
Tutorial
6.11
6.4 Jacobina
5.28 Riemann Integral of two variables
5.21 Derivative of composition functions
5.14 Partial Derivatives
5.7 Metric Space
4.30 Improper Integral
4.9 Calculating Integral
4.2 Fundamental Theorem of Calculus
3.26 Integrable function
3.19 Taylor Series
3.12 Radius of Convergence
3.5 Sequence
Systems Programming
Systems Programming
Lecture
Lecture
6.9 Revision of three languages
5.26 Lecture 12
5.22 Self 9.3
5.19 Lecture 11
5.12 Lecture 10
5.11 Self 9.2
4.23 Self 8
4.28 Self 9
4.28 Lecture 9
Knowledge Supplement before Lecture 7
4.23 Lecture 8
4.21 Lecture 7
4.7 Lecture 6
3.31 Lecture 5
3.24 Lecture 4
3.17 Lecture 3
3.10 Lecture 2
3.3 Lecture 1
Tutorial
Tutorial
6.12 Final Tutorial
C++
Python
4.3 Tutorial 5
3.27 Tutorial 4
Career Lecture
Career Lecture
2025.6.7 升研升博指导会
2025数学系升学去向
2025届申研经验分享会 2025.5.7
2024 数学系专场
IELTS Lecture 2025.3.6
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