MS-EV0007 - Harmonic Analysis, Lectures, 9.1.2023-17.2.2023
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Topic outline
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This is a home page of a course on harmonic analysis. The course practices will be discussed in the first lecture on Mon 9 Jan 2023. Lectures are held in M234 (M3). We have adopted a flipped classroom model for the course. The participants are expected to study the announced pages of the lecture notes before each lecture.
Schedule
Mon 9 Jan: Pages 1-8 of the lecture notes.
Thu 12 Jan: Pages 9-15 of the lecture notes.
Mon 16 Jan: Pages 16-23 of the lecture notes.
Thu 19 Jan: Pages 24-32 of the lecture notes.
Mon 23 Jan: Pages 33-42 of the lecture notes.
Thu 26 Jan: Pages 43-52 of the lecture notes. Section 3.4 on pages 48-52 can be omitted in the first reading.
Mon 30 Jan: Pages 53-62 of the lecture notes.
Thu 2 Feb: Pages 63-73 of the lecture notes.
Mon 6 Feb: Pages 74-80 of the lecture notes.
Thu 9 Feb: Pages 81-93 of the lecture notes.
Mon 13 Feb: Pages 94-99 of the lecture notes.
Thu 16 Feb: Pages 100-106 of the lecture notes.
Topics
- Hardy-Littlewood maximal function
- Calderon-Zygmund decomposition
- Functions of bounded mean oscillation (BMO)
- Marcinkiewicz interpolation theorem
- Muckenhoupt weights
- Singular integrals of Calderon-Zygmund type
The learning objective of the course is to get to know modern methods in harmonic analysis. There are many challenging research topics for master's and doctoral theses. Prerequisites: Participants are expected to take MS-E1281 Measure and integral before attending this course. MS-E1281 Real analysis is also recommended.Grading: There is no final exam. The grading is based on homework assignments and attendance.
Solved homework assignments Grade
90% 5
80% 4
70% 3
60% 2
50% 1
Instructor: Juha Kinnunen
Course assistant: Kim Myyryläinen - Hardy-Littlewood maximal function