Smooth functions and maps
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Smooth functions and maps
(Moscow lectures, v. 7)
Springer, c2020, c2021
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Note
Includes bibliographical references
Originally published: Москва : MCCME , 2020
"Translated from the russian by Natalia Tsilevich. Originally published as Гладкие функции и отображения by MCCME 2020" -- T.p. verso
Description and Table of Contents
Description
The book contains a consistent and sufficiently comprehensive theory of smooth functions and maps insofar as it is connected with differential calculus.
The scope of notions includes, among others, Lagrange inequality, Taylor's formula, finding absolute and relative extrema, theorems on smoothness of the inverse map and on conditions of local invertibility, implicit function theorem, dependence and independence of functions, classification of smooth functions up to diffeomorphism. The concluding chapter deals with a more specific issue of critical values of smooth mappings.
In several chapters, a relatively new technical approach is used that allows the authors to clarify and simplify some of the technically difficult proofs while maintaining full integrity. Besides, the book includes complete proofs of some important results which until now have only been published in scholarly literature or scientific journals (remainder estimates of Taylor's formula in a nonconvex area (Chapter I, 8), Whitney's extension theorem for smooth function (Chapter I, 11) and some of its corollaries, global diffeomorphism theorem (Chapter II, 5), results on sets of critical values of smooth mappings and the related Whitney example (Chapter IV).
The text features multiple examples illustrating the results obtained and demonstrating their accuracy. Moreover, the book contains over 150 problems and 19 illustrations.
Perusal of the book equips the reader to further explore any literature basing upon multivariable calculus.
Table of Contents
Introduction.- Differentiable functions.- Smooth maps.- Implicit function theorem and some its applications.- Critical values of smooth maps.- Appendix.- References.- Names Index.- Subject Index.
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