Learn Real Mathematics

Learn the proof of theorems and solution of exercises in real analysis and advanced calculus

What you'll learn
Various proof of theorems
Proof of Bernoulli's Inequality
Definition of Field
Definition of ordered field
Complete Ordered Field+ Theorems + Examples
Theorems + Archimedean Property
Extended Real Number System
Theorems + Definition of modulus and norm
Schwarz's Inequality
Sequences and Series
Exercise on Sequence + Definition of Series
A Brief Lecture on infinite Series
Requirements
Basics high school math
Description
When trying to explain why it’s worth mastering Real Mathematics: Advanced Calculus, people often call it the language of mathematics. It’s true – you can define pretty much anything in numbers and equations in Real Mathematics: Advanced Calculus, be it in the fields of chemistry, physics, or biology. However, it’s not that simple to get the Introduction to Real Mathematics: Advanced Calculus down, as it’s not quite a single discipline. There are a lot of areas that relate to a different phenomenon. For example, if study mathematics then, geometry teaches us about shapes, algebra explains the mathematical symbols and how to use them… Calculus, in turn, stands for the study of continuous change.What exactly is real mathematics and where can you use it?The name of real mathematics comes from a Latin word meaning a tiny pebble, as they were used for calculation in ancient times. It helps you find patterns between mathematical equations. This simplifies the tasks that include using functions involving one or multiple variables. Not only do real analysis and analytic geometry are great exercise for your brain, but it also has numerous practical applications, including:PhysicsStatisticsEngineeringBusinessEconomicsand any field where creating a mathematical model can help reach the solutionIf you haven’t learned real analysis at school or simply want to get ahead of the curriculum, we’ve got good news for you – you can quickly learn real analysis online! Guided by a professional lecturer, you will save time, get familiar with the most crucial concepts, and gain valuable skills in just a few hours.This online real analysis course is also an excellent option for those who have the basics of calculus down but wish to refresh and strengthen their knowledge. Following explanations and practical examples, you will brush up on your skills in no time!Choose the online real analysis course prepared by the best!When you decide to learn real analysis online, you face one more problem: how do you choose a course that doesn’t take dozens of hours and contains all the vital information? How do you find the balance between theory and practical use? Simply said, how do you choose the best tutorial from all the choices available to you on the Internet?The most important advantage of choosing an online real analysis course over face-to-face lectures is being able to select the best teachers: the boundaries of time and location do not exist on the Internet. In this course, you will learn real analysis and analytic geometry from a true master! The lectures in this online real analysis course have been prepared by the one and only Ad Chauhdry, who has a master’s degree in mathematics and over fifteen years of experience teaching at universities. Apart from lecturing, he’s also a mathematics researcher and a published author of scientific articles in several journals.In twenty lectures, Ad Chauhdry explains everything you need to know to master real analysis and illustrated the concepts with practical examples in tablet board demonstrations. As of now, he has taught thousands of people all around the world – both online and offline. With this online real analysis course, you can become one of them! Start learning now and become a master of real analysis today!This course is a complete real analysis encyclopedia. There are more than 5 sections in this course and each section has bundles of videos lectures on real analysis and its applications.                                                                  

Who this course is for:
Mathematics students