Tier 1 Analysis Exam August 2006 Let fs ACR" + R™ be a function (1) Prove that if f is uniformly continuous, and if {p,} is a Cauchy sequence in A, then {(ps)} is a Cauchy sequence in R™ (2) Give an example of continuous f and a Cauchy sequence {p,} in some A (you may take n = m ~ 1) for which {f(p.)} is not a Cauchy sequence Let f : (a,8) CR R bea continuous function. Assume f is differentiable everywhere in (a,0), except possibly at a point c. Show that, if lim /"(z) exists and is equal to L, then f is differentiable at cand f'(¢) = b. Let g: R? <> R be a O! function with g($, 3) = where (r, 8) are the coordinates for the R’. Define f:R®— R by Fee,n2)= 02,4), for z #0. Show that the level surface f-"(3) has a tangent plane at the point (1,2,3) and find a linear equation for it. For which positive integers k does the series converge? Justify your answer with a proof Let f : R — R be a continuous function. Let xz € R and define the sequence {x} inductively by setting zo = x and za+1 = f(t»). Suppose that {zq} is bounded. Prove that there exists y ¢R such that f(y) ~ y. Decide whether or not the funetion f :[0, 1] x {0, 1] + R defined by , ifz¢Qand y=2eQ %, ify¢Qandr=FeQ 0, if (2,u) €Q x Qor (ey) ER\QXR\Q F(@,v) is Riemann integrable on (0, 1] x [0,1]. Prove you decision from the definition without invoking any theorems about integrable funetions. (Here all fractions 2 are assumed to be reduced.)10. Let f : R® + R bea C? function (Le. f has continuous second order partial deriva- tives). Suppose py € R" is a critical point of f. If det [2 -( On,05; 1 #0, show that po is isolated, ie. there is a neighborhood of pp in which pp is the only critical point of f. Prove that 5° gx converges pointwise but not uniformly on R. Let f(z) = 3° sot Is it true that the Riemann integral i f()dz = 3: ft splreedz? Justify cat . Let {an} be a sequence. Show that limsup 2 < timsup (aq ~ay-1) Let Q C R® be any solid rectangular box with one vertex at the origin. Show that xa ca Xf gg Li [eeaeeaee Here A is the unit outer normal on 9 and dS is the area element. (You should notice that this integral is not an improper integral.)