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This summary covers Mathematics for Business and Economics II at Vrije Universiteit Brussel. The document systematically covers linear geometry, vector spaces, and maps between spaces, with intuitive explanations, formal definitions, rules, worked examples, and concept checks for each topic. Ideal for students preparing for exams or seeking a well-structured reference guide that consolidates all essential concepts from the course.

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MATHEMATICS II
SUMMARY


KOEN HANEGREEFS
VUB

,Table of contents
Table of contents ..................................................................................................................................... 1
Chapter 1 - Linear Geometry ................................................................................................................... 10
1.1 Vectors in ℝ𝒏................................................................................................................................ 10
Intuition .......................................................................................................................................... 10
Definition ....................................................................................................................................... 10
Worked example ............................................................................................................................. 10
Note - length is defined in 1.3 .......................................................................................................... 10
1.2 Lines, planes, hyperplanes ............................................................................................................ 10
Definition ....................................................................................................................................... 10
Rule ............................................................................................................................................... 11
Worked example ............................................................................................................................. 11
Intuition - what "linearly independent" means here ........................................................................... 11
Rule - Procedure 1-C: is a point on a flat? ......................................................................................... 12
Worked example 1.C - point on a line in R^4 ..................................................................................... 12
Rule - Procedure 1-D: Cartesian equation to parametrisation............................................................ 13
Worked example 1.D - parametrising a plane in R^3 ......................................................................... 13
Rule - Procedure 1-E: parametrisation to Cartesian equation ............................................................ 14
Worked example 1.E - Cartesian equation and the origin test ............................................................ 14
Rule - Procedure 1-F: building a flat, and cutting it with a hyperplane................................................. 15
Worked example 1.F - a 3-flat in R^4 and its slice ............................................................................. 15
1.3 Dot product, length, angle ............................................................................................................. 16
Intuition .......................................................................................................................................... 16
Definition ....................................................................................................................................... 16
Rule ............................................................................................................................................... 16
Concept check ............................................................................................................................... 16
Rule - distance between points and from a point to a line .................................................................. 17
Chapter exercises .............................................................................................................................. 17
Chapter 2 - Vector Spaces ...................................................................................................................... 18
2.1 Vector space and subspace .......................................................................................................... 18
Intuition .......................................................................................................................................... 18


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, Definition ....................................................................................................................................... 18
Rule ............................................................................................................................................... 18
Worked example ............................................................................................................................. 18
Definition - vector spaces that are not R^n ....................................................................................... 19
Worked example 2.D - a subspace of polynomials ............................................................................ 19
Rule - checking the axioms for an exotic operation ........................................................................... 20
Worked example 2.E - finding the zero element and a failing axiom .................................................... 20
Concept check - intersection versus union of subspaces .................................................................. 20
2.2 Span, linear independence, basis .................................................................................................. 21
Intuition .......................................................................................................................................... 21
Definition ....................................................................................................................................... 21
Rule ............................................................................................................................................... 21
Worked example ............................................................................................................................. 21
Intuition - what dependence really says ........................................................................................... 21
Rule - Procedure 2-A: testing linear independence............................................................................ 22
Worked example 2.F - independence of three vectors in R^3 ............................................................. 23
Worked example 2.G - is a set of polynomials a basis of P_2? ............................................................ 24
Rule - span membership and describing a span ................................................................................ 24
Worked example 2.H - membership and Cartesian equation of a span .............................................. 25
Rule - trimming to a basis and extending to a basis ........................................................................... 25
Worked example 2.I - trimming four vectors to a basis ...................................................................... 25
2.3 Coordinate representation ............................................................................................................ 26
Definition ....................................................................................................................................... 26
Worked example ............................................................................................................................. 26
Chapter exercises .............................................................................................................................. 26
Chapter 3 - Maps Between Spaces.......................................................................................................... 27
3.1 Homomorphism and isomorphism ................................................................................................ 27
Intuition .......................................................................................................................................... 27
Definition ....................................................................................................................................... 27
Rule ............................................................................................................................................... 27
Worked example ............................................................................................................................. 27
Rule - what a linear map does to pictures ......................................................................................... 28


Koen Hanegreefs 2

, 3.2 Kernel, range, rank-nullity.............................................................................................................. 28
Definition ....................................................................................................................................... 28
Rule ............................................................................................................................................... 28
Worked example ............................................................................................................................. 28
Rule - Procedure 3-A: kernel and image on an abstract space ........................................................... 29
Worked example 3.D - kernel and image of a map from P_2 to R^2 .................................................... 29
Rule - reading dimensions, injective and surjective ........................................................................... 30
3.3 Matrix representation .................................................................................................................... 30
Definition ....................................................................................................................................... 30
Worked example ............................................................................................................................. 30
Reading the identity Rep_D(h(v)) = Rep_{B,D}(h) Rep_B(v) .................................................................. 30
Rule - Procedure 3-E: from values on a non-standard basis to the standard matrix ............................. 31
Worked example 3.E - standard matrix from values on a non-standard basis ..................................... 31
Rule - Procedure 3-F: the matrix of the identity map is a change of basis ............................................ 31
Worked example 3.F - both change of basis matrices for a basis of R^2 ............................................. 32
Rule - matrix of a composition in non-standard bases ....................................................................... 32
Worked example 3.G - composition with a non-standard middle basis .............................................. 33
Chapter exercises .............................................................................................................................. 33
Chapter 4 - Matrix Operations ................................................................................................................. 34
4.1 Addition, scalar multiple, product .................................................................................................. 34
Definition ....................................................................................................................................... 34
Rule ............................................................................................................................................... 34
Worked example ............................................................................................................................. 34
Definition - transpose and identity matrix ......................................................................................... 34
Definition - elementary matrices ...................................................................................................... 35
Worked example 4.C - a matrix as a product of elementary matrices ................................................. 35
4.2 Inverse matrix ............................................................................................................................... 35
Definition ....................................................................................................................................... 35
Rule ............................................................................................................................................... 36
Worked example ............................................................................................................................. 36
Rule - Procedure 4-A: inverting by Gauss-Jordan on [A | I] .................................................................. 36
Worked example 4.D - inverting a 3x3 by Gauss-Jordan ..................................................................... 37


Koen Hanegreefs 3

, Chapter exercises .............................................................................................................................. 37
Chapter 5 - Linear Systems ..................................................................................................................... 38
5.1 Gauss elimination ......................................................................................................................... 38
Intuition .......................................................................................................................................... 38
Definition ....................................................................................................................................... 38
Rule ............................................................................................................................................... 38
Worked example 5.A - Full Gauss workflow ...................................................................................... 38
Rule - Gauss-Jordan versus plain Gauss........................................................................................... 39
Worked example 5.B - a 3x3 system by Gauss-Jordan ....................................................................... 39
Rule - computing the rank by row reduction ...................................................................................... 40
5.2 Solution-set structure ................................................................................................................... 40
Rule ............................................................................................................................................... 40
Classification ................................................................................................................................. 40
Concept check ............................................................................................................................... 40
Rule - Procedure 5-A: parametrising a solution set with free variables ............................................... 41
Worked example 5.C - 2 equations in 4 unknowns ............................................................................ 41
Chapter exercises .............................................................................................................................. 42
Chapter 6 - Determinants ....................................................................................................................... 43
6.1 Definition and small cases ............................................................................................................ 43
Definition ....................................................................................................................................... 43
Rule ............................................................................................................................................... 43
Worked example ............................................................................................................................. 43
Definition - minors, cofactors and the sign pattern ........................................................................... 44
Rule - Laplace expansion along any row or column ........................................................................... 44
Worked example 6.C - Laplace expansion using zeros ...................................................................... 45
Rule - shortcuts for large sparse determinants ................................................................................. 45
6.2 Properties and use ........................................................................................................................ 46
Rule ............................................................................................................................................... 46
Worked example ............................................................................................................................. 46
Definition - cofactor matrix, adjugate and the inverse formula ........................................................... 46
Rule - Cramer's rule ........................................................................................................................ 47
Worked example 6.D - solving a 2x2 system by Cramer ..................................................................... 47


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, Intuition - geometric meaning of the determinant ............................................................................. 48
Rule - the invertible matrix theorem ................................................................................................. 48
Chapter exercises .............................................................................................................................. 49
Chapter 7 - Eigenvalues, Eigenvectors, Diagonalisation ........................................................................... 50
7.1 Eigenvalues and eigenvectors ........................................................................................................ 50
Intuition .......................................................................................................................................... 50
Definition ....................................................................................................................................... 50
Rule ............................................................................................................................................... 51
Definition - algebraic and geometric multiplicity ............................................................................... 51
Rule - Procedure 7-A: finding eigenvectors ....................................................................................... 51
Worked example 7.B - when the two multiplicities differ ................................................................... 52
Rule - three extra eigenvalue situations ............................................................................................ 52
Worked example 7.C - a matrix with complex eigenvalues................................................................. 53
Rule - long run behaviour of powers of a matrix ................................................................................. 53
7.2 Diagonalisation ............................................................................................................................. 53
Definition ....................................................................................................................................... 53
Rule ............................................................................................................................................... 54
Worked example ............................................................................................................................. 54
Concept check ............................................................................................................................... 54
Rule - diagonalisability criterion with multiplicities ........................................................................... 55
Worked example 7.D - diagonalising and computing a high power ..................................................... 55
7.3 Change of basis and transition matrices ........................................................................................ 56
Intuition .......................................................................................................................................... 56
Definition ....................................................................................................................................... 56
Rule - Procedure 7-D: change of coordinates.................................................................................... 56
Rule - Procedure 7-E: change of basis for a linear map ...................................................................... 56
Worked example ............................................................................................................................. 56
Chapter exercises .............................................................................................................................. 57
Chapter 8 - Multivariable Calculus .......................................................................................................... 58
8.1 Partial derivatives and gradient ...................................................................................................... 58
Definition ....................................................................................................................................... 58
Rule ............................................................................................................................................... 58


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, Rule ............................................................................................................................................... 59
Worked example ............................................................................................................................. 59
Note - forward pointers from this section ......................................................................................... 59
8.2 The Hessian .................................................................................................................................. 59
Definition ....................................................................................................................................... 59
Worked example ............................................................................................................................. 59
Note - what the Hessian is used for .................................................................................................. 59
8.3 Homogeneity ................................................................................................................................ 60
Definition ....................................................................................................................................... 60
Rule - testing homogeneity .............................................................................................................. 60
Worked example 8.D - testing three functions .................................................................................. 60
Rule - Euler's theorem ..................................................................................................................... 61
8.4 Directional derivatives................................................................................................................... 61
Definition ....................................................................................................................................... 61
Rule ............................................................................................................................................... 61
Worked example ............................................................................................................................. 62
Concept check ............................................................................................................................... 62
Try it ............................................................................................................................................... 62
8.5 Limits, contour plots and the chain rule ......................................................................................... 62
Definition - multivariable limit .......................................................................................................... 62
Definition - contour plot (level curves) .............................................................................................. 62
Rule - chain rule in R^n .................................................................................................................... 63
Worked example ............................................................................................................................. 63
Note - the Jacobian matrix ............................................................................................................... 63
Chapter exercises .............................................................................................................................. 63
Chapter 9 - Optimisation ........................................................................................................................ 64
9.1 Unconstrained extrema ................................................................................................................. 64
Rule ............................................................................................................................................... 64
Worked example ............................................................................................................................. 64
Definition - leading principal minors and the n-variable test .............................................................. 65
Worked example 9.C - classifying a critical point in three variables.................................................... 65
9.2 Lagrange multipliers...................................................................................................................... 66


Koen Hanegreefs 6

, Definition ....................................................................................................................................... 66
Rule ............................................................................................................................................... 66
Worked example ............................................................................................................................. 66
Concept check ............................................................................................................................... 67
Rule - turning a word problem into a constrained optimisation .......................................................... 67
Worked example 9.D - cheapest closed crate ................................................................................... 67
Concept check - constrained optimisation ....................................................................................... 68
Chapter exercises ........................................................................................................................... 68
Chapter 10 - Multiple Integrals ................................................................................................................ 69
10.1 Iterated integrals ......................................................................................................................... 69
Definition ....................................................................................................................................... 69
Worked example ............................................................................................................................. 69
10.2 Change of variables and Jacobian ................................................................................................ 69
Definition ....................................................................................................................................... 70
Rule ............................................................................................................................................... 70
Worked example ............................................................................................................................. 70
Concept check ............................................................................................................................... 70
Rule - when the new variables are given as functions of x and y ......................................................... 70
Worked example 10.C - affine substitution over a parallelogram ....................................................... 71
Rule - polar bounds for discs, annuli and wedges ............................................................................. 71
Worked example 10.D - integrating over an annulus.......................................................................... 72
Rule - transforming and sketching a region under a substitution ........................................................ 72
10.3 Choosing the integration order..................................................................................................... 72
Rule - when to swap dx dy and dy dx ................................................................................................. 72
Worked example ............................................................................................................................. 73
Chapter exercises .............................................................................................................................. 73
Chapter 11 - Ordinary Differential Equations ........................................................................................... 74
11.0 Classification reference .............................................................................................................. 74
The four classification axes ............................................................................................................. 74
Compact reference table ................................................................................................................ 74
Worked example ............................................................................................................................. 75
Concept check ............................................................................................................................... 75


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, Try it - 4 classification exercises ....................................................................................................... 75
11.1 First-order ODEs ......................................................................................................................... 76
Rule ............................................................................................................................................... 76
Rule ............................................................................................................................................... 76
Rule ............................................................................................................................................... 76
Rule ............................................................................................................................................... 76
Worked example ............................................................................................................................. 76
Rule - first-order linear as homogeneous plus particular ................................................................... 76
11.2 Second-order linear with constant coefficients............................................................................. 77
Rule ............................................................................................................................................... 77
Rule ............................................................................................................................................... 77
Worked example ............................................................................................................................. 77
Rule - undetermined coefficients ..................................................................................................... 77
Worked example 11.C - undetermined coefficients .......................................................................... 78
Concept check - existence and uniqueness ..................................................................................... 78
11.3 Modelling economic problems with ODEs .................................................................................... 78
Intuition .......................................................................................................................................... 78
Rule - common templates ............................................................................................................... 79
Worked example - retirement fund with withdrawals ........................................................................ 79
11.4 Classification cheat-sheet........................................................................................................... 79
Chapter exercises ........................................................................................................................... 79
Chapter 12 - Cheat Sheet and Canonical Proofs ...................................................................................... 80
12.1 One-page formula sheet .............................................................................................................. 80
12.2 Canonical proofs (exam-relevant) ................................................................................................ 80
Proof 1 - Zero-scalar identity in a vector space ................................................................................. 80
Proof 2 - Span of a subset is a subspace........................................................................................... 80
Proof 3 - Kernel of a linear map is a subspace ................................................................................... 80
Proof 4 - Eigenspace is a non-trivial subspace .................................................................................. 81
Proof 5 - Solution set of 𝑨𝒙 = 𝟎 is a subspace .................................................................................. 81
Proof 6 - Distinct eigenvalues give linearly independent eigenvectors ................................................ 81
Proof 7 - rank-nullity theorem .......................................................................................................... 81
Proof 8 - adding a vector outside the span preserves independence .................................................. 81


Koen Hanegreefs 8

, Proof 9 - every n-dimensional space is isomorphic to R^n ................................................................. 82
Proof 10 - any two bases have the same number of elements ............................................................ 82
Proof 11 - when a translated subspace is a subspace ....................................................................... 82
Chapter exercises .............................................................................................................................. 83




Koen Hanegreefs 9

Table of contents

  1. 01 Koen Hanegreefs 1
  2. 02 Table of contents 1
  3. 03 Chapter 1 - Linear Geometry 10
    1. Vectors in ℝ? 10
  4. 04 Intuition 10
  5. 05 Definition 10
  6. 06 Worked example 10
  7. 07 Note - length is defined in 1.3 10
    1. Lines, planes, hyperplanes 10
  8. 08 Definition 10
  9. 09 Rule 11
  10. 10 Worked example 11
  11. 11 Intuition - what "linearly independent" means here 11
  12. 12 Rule - Procedure 1-C: is a point on a flat? 12
  13. 13 Worked example 1.C - point on a line in R^4 12
  14. 14 Rule - Procedure 1-D: Cartesian equation to parametrisation 13
  15. 15 Worked example 1.D - parametrising a plane in R^3 13
  16. 16 Rule - Procedure 1-E: parametrisation to Cartesian equation 14
  17. 17 Worked example 1.E - Cartesian equation and the origin test 14
  18. 18 Rule - Procedure 1-F: building a flat, and cutting it with a hyperplane 15
  19. 19 Worked example 1.F - a 3-flat in R^4 and its slice 15
    1. Dot product, length, angle 16
  20. 20 Intuition 16
  21. 21 Definition 16
  22. 22 Rule 16
  23. 23 Concept check 16
  24. 24 Rule - distance between points and from a point to a line 17
  25. 25 Chapter exercises 17
  26. 26 Chapter 2 - Vector Spaces 18
    1. Vector space and subspace 18
  27. 27 Intuition 18
  28. 28 Koen Hanegreefs 2
  29. 29 Definition 18
  30. 30 Rule 18
  31. 31 Worked example 18
  32. 32 Definition - vector spaces that are not R^n 19
  33. 33 Worked example 2.D - a subspace of polynomials 19
  34. 34 Rule - checking the axioms for an exotic operation 20
  35. 35 Worked example 2.E - finding the zero element and a failing axiom 20
  36. 36 Concept check - intersection versus union of subspaces 20
    1. Span, linear independence, basis 21
  37. 37 Intuition 21
  38. 38 Definition 21
  39. 39 Rule 21
  40. 40 Worked example 21
  41. 41 Intuition - what dependence really says 21
  42. 42 Rule - Procedure 2-A: testing linear independence 22
  43. 43 Worked example 2.F - independence of three vectors in R^3 23
  44. 44 Worked example 2.G - is a set of polynomials a basis of P_2? 24
  45. 45 Rule - span membership and describing a span 24
  46. 46 Worked example 2.H - membership and Cartesian equation of a span 25
  47. 47 Rule - trimming to a basis and extending to a basis 25
  48. 48 Worked example 2.I - trimming four vectors to a basis 25
    1. Coordinate representation 26
  49. 49 Definition 26
  50. 50 Worked example 26
  51. 51 Chapter exercises 26
  52. 52 Chapter 3 - Maps Between Spaces 27
    1. Homomorphism and isomorphism 27
  53. 53 Intuition 27
  54. 54 Definition 27
  55. 55 Rule 27
  56. 56 Worked example 27
  57. 57 Rule - what a linear map does to pictures 28
  58. 58 Koen Hanegreefs 3
    1. Kernel, range, rank-nullity 28
  59. 59 Definition 28
  60. 60 Rule 28
  61. 61 Worked example 28
  62. 62 Rule - Procedure 3-A: kernel and image on an abstract space 29
  63. 63 Worked example 3.D - kernel and image of a map from P_2 to R^2 29
  64. 64 Rule - reading dimensions, injective and surjective 30
    1. Matrix representation 30
  65. 65 Definition 30
  66. 66 Worked example 30
  67. 67 Reading the identity Rep_D(h(v)) = Rep_{B,D}(h) Rep_B(v) 30
  68. 68 Rule - Procedure 3-E: from values on a non-standard basis to the standard matrix 31
  69. 69 Worked example 3.E - standard matrix from values on a non-standard basis 31
  70. 70 Rule - Procedure 3-F: the matrix of the identity map is a change of basis 31
  71. 71 Worked example 3.F - both change of basis matrices for a basis of R^2 32
  72. 72 Rule - matrix of a composition in non-standard bases 32
  73. 73 Worked example 3.G - composition with a non-standard middle basis 33
  74. 74 Chapter exercises 33
  75. 75 Chapter 4 - Matrix Operations 34
    1. Addition, scalar multiple, product 34
  76. 76 Definition 34
  77. 77 Rule 34
  78. 78 Worked example 34
  79. 79 Definition - transpose and identity matrix 34
  80. 80 Definition - elementary matrices 35
  81. 81 Worked example 4.C - a matrix as a product of elementary matrices 35
    1. Inverse matrix 35
  82. 82 Definition 35
  83. 83 Rule 36
  84. 84 Worked example 36
  85. 85 Rule - Procedure 4-A: inverting by Gauss-Jordan on [A | I] 36
  86. 86 Worked example 4.D - inverting a 3x3 by Gauss-Jordan 37
  87. 87 Koen Hanegreefs 4
  88. 88 Chapter exercises 37
  89. 89 Chapter 5 - Linear Systems 38
    1. Gauss elimination 38
  90. 90 Intuition 38
  91. 91 Definition 38
  92. 92 Rule 38
  93. 93 Worked example 5.A - Full Gauss workflow 38
  94. 94 Rule - Gauss-Jordan versus plain Gauss 39
  95. 95 Worked example 5.B - a 3x3 system by Gauss-Jordan 39
  96. 96 Rule - computing the rank by row reduction 40
    1. Solution-set structure 40
  97. 97 Rule 40
  98. 98 Classification 40
  99. 99 Concept check 40
  100. 100 Rule - Procedure 5-A: parametrising a solution set with free variables 41
  101. 101 Worked example 5.C - 2 equations in 4 unknowns 41
  102. 102 Chapter exercises 42
  103. 103 Chapter 6 - Determinants 43
    1. Definition and small cases 43
  104. 104 Definition 43
  105. 105 Rule 43
  106. 106 Worked example 43
  107. 107 Definition - minors, cofactors and the sign pattern 44
  108. 108 Rule - Laplace expansion along any row or column 44
  109. 109 Worked example 6.C - Laplace expansion using zeros 45
  110. 110 Rule - shortcuts for large sparse determinants 45
    1. Properties and use 46
  111. 111 Rule 46
  112. 112 Worked example 46
  113. 113 Definition - cofactor matrix, adjugate and the inverse formula 46
  114. 114 Rule - Cramer's rule 47
  115. 115 Worked example 6.D - solving a 2x2 system by Cramer 47
  116. 116 Koen Hanegreefs 5
  117. 117 Intuition - geometric meaning of the determinant 48
  118. 118 Rule - the invertible matrix theorem 48
  119. 119 Chapter exercises 49
  120. 120 Chapter 7 - Eigenvalues, Eigenvectors, Diagonalisation 50
    1. Eigenvalues and eigenvectors 50
  121. 121 Intuition 50
  122. 122 Definition 50
  123. 123 Rule 51
  124. 124 Definition - algebraic and geometric multiplicity 51
  125. 125 Rule - Procedure 7-A: finding eigenvectors 51
  126. 126 Worked example 7.B - when the two multiplicities differ 52
  127. 127 Rule - three extra eigenvalue situations 52
  128. 128 Worked example 7.C - a matrix with complex eigenvalues 53
  129. 129 Rule - long run behaviour of powers of a matrix 53
    1. Diagonalisation 53
  130. 130 Definition 53
  131. 131 Rule 54
  132. 132 Worked example 54
  133. 133 Concept check 54
  134. 134 Rule - diagonalisability criterion with multiplicities 55
  135. 135 Worked example 7.D - diagonalising and computing a high power 55
    1. Change of basis and transition matrices 56
  136. 136 Intuition 56
  137. 137 Definition 56
  138. 138 Rule - Procedure 7-D: change of coordinates 56
  139. 139 Rule - Procedure 7-E: change of basis for a linear map 56
  140. 140 Worked example 56
  141. 141 Chapter exercises 57
  142. 142 Chapter 8 - Multivariable Calculus 58
    1. Partial derivatives and gradient 58
  143. 143 Definition 58
  144. 144 Rule 58
  145. 145 Koen Hanegreefs 6
  146. 146 Rule 59
  147. 147 Worked example 59
  148. 148 Note - forward pointers from this section 59
    1. The Hessian 59
  149. 149 Definition 59
  150. 150 Worked example 59
  151. 151 Note - what the Hessian is used for 59
    1. Homogeneity 60
  152. 152 Definition 60
  153. 153 Rule - testing homogeneity 60
  154. 154 Worked example 8.D - testing three functions 60
  155. 155 Rule - Euler's theorem 61
    1. Directional derivatives 61
  156. 156 Definition 61
  157. 157 Rule 61
  158. 158 Worked example 62
  159. 159 Concept check 62
  160. 160 Try it 62
    1. Limits, contour plots and the chain rule 62
  161. 161 Definition - multivariable limit 62
  162. 162 Definition - contour plot (level curves) 62
  163. 163 Rule - chain rule in R^n 63
  164. 164 Worked example 63
  165. 165 Note - the Jacobian matrix 63
  166. 166 Chapter exercises 63
  167. 167 Chapter 9 - Optimisation 64
    1. Unconstrained extrema 64
  168. 168 Rule 64
  169. 169 Worked example 64
  170. 170 Definition - leading principal minors and the n-variable test 65
  171. 171 Worked example 9.C - classifying a critical point in three variables 65
    1. Lagrange multipliers 66
  172. 172 Koen Hanegreefs 7
  173. 173 Definition 66
  174. 174 Rule 66
  175. 175 Worked example 66
  176. 176 Concept check 67
  177. 177 Rule - turning a word problem into a constrained optimisation 67
  178. 178 Worked example 9.D - cheapest closed crate 67
  179. 179 Concept check - constrained optimisation 68
  180. 180 Chapter exercises 68
  181. 181 Chapter 10 - Multiple Integrals 69
    1. Iterated integrals 69
  182. 182 Definition 69
  183. 183 Worked example 69
    1. Change of variables and Jacobian 69
  184. 184 Definition 70
  185. 185 Rule 70
  186. 186 Worked example 70
  187. 187 Concept check 70
  188. 188 Rule - when the new variables are given as functions of x and y 70
  189. 189 Worked example 10.C - affine substitution over a parallelogram 71
  190. 190 Rule - polar bounds for discs, annuli and wedges 71
  191. 191 Worked example 10.D - integrating over an annulus 72
  192. 192 Rule - transforming and sketching a region under a substitution 72
    1. Choosing the integration order 72
  193. 193 Rule - when to swap dx dy and dy dx 72
  194. 194 Worked example 73
  195. 195 Chapter exercises 73
  196. 196 Chapter 11 - Ordinary Differential Equations 74
    1. Classification reference 74
  197. 197 The four classification axes 74
  198. 198 Compact reference table 74
  199. 199 Worked example 75
  200. 200 Concept check 75
  201. 201 Koen Hanegreefs 8
  202. 202 Try it - 4 classification exercises 75
    1. First-order ODEs 76
  203. 203 Rule 76
  204. 204 Rule 76
  205. 205 Rule 76
  206. 206 Rule 76
  207. 207 Worked example 76
  208. 208 Rule - first-order linear as homogeneous plus particular 76
    1. Second-order linear with constant coefficients 77
  209. 209 Rule 77
  210. 210 Rule 77
  211. 211 Worked example 77
  212. 212 Rule - undetermined coefficients 77
  213. 213 Worked example 11.C - undetermined coefficients 78
  214. 214 Concept check - existence and uniqueness 78
    1. Modelling economic problems with ODEs 78
  215. 215 Intuition 78
  216. 216 Rule - common templates 79
  217. 217 Worked example - retirement fund with withdrawals 79
    1. Classification cheat-sheet 79
  218. 218 Chapter exercises 79
  219. 219 Chapter 12 - Cheat Sheet and Canonical Proofs 80
    1. One-page formula sheet 80
    2. Canonical proofs (exam-relevant) 80
  220. 220 Proof 1 - Zero-scalar identity in a vector space 80
  221. 221 Proof 2 - Span of a subset is a subspace 80
  222. 222 Proof 3 - Kernel of a linear map is a subspace 80
  223. 223 Proof 4 - Eigenspace is a non-trivial subspace 81
  224. 224 Proof 5 - Solution set of ??= ? is a subspace 81
  225. 225 Proof 6 - Distinct eigenvalues give linearly independent eigenvectors 81
  226. 226 Proof 7 - rank-nullity theorem 81
  227. 227 Proof 8 - adding a vector outside the span preserves independence 81
  228. 228 Koen Hanegreefs 9
  229. 229 Proof 9 - every n-dimensional space is isomorphic to R^n 82
  230. 230 Proof 10 - any two bases have the same number of elements 82
  231. 231 Proof 11 - when a translated subspace is a subspace 82
  232. 232 Chapter exercises 83

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