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MAST10005
Calculus

Notes 2023

Arun Ram, 174 Peter Hall, email: aram@unimelb.edu.au

I am not teaching Calculus in 2023. I am using this page to try to organize various notes on Calculus that I have written over the years.


Notes written by Arun Ram

  • Numbers and Intervals Summary pdf file
  • Complex numbers summary pdf file
  • Circular and Hyperbolic functions
  • Exponential and trig functions
  • Binomial theorem

  • Sets summary pdf file
  • Functions pdf file
  • Composition of functions
  • Cardinality

  • Derivatives and Integrals pdf file
  • Fundamental Theorem of Change
  • Fundamental Theorem of Calculus
  • Why the Fundamental Theorem of Calculus works

  • Continuity
  • Limits
  • Limits and operations

Handwritten Lecture notes from Semester 2, 2019

  • Week 1: Subsets and proofs
    • 30 July 2019 Lecture 1: Admin, Real Numbers, Set Descriptions; handwritten lecture notes (pdf file)
    • 31 July 2019 Lecture 2: Subsets, Proofs, Intersections, Products; handwritten lecture notes (pdf file).
    • 02 August 2019 Lecture 3: Inequalities, Monotone functions; handwritten lecture notes (pdf file).

  • Week 2: Irrationals, complex arithmetic
    • 6 August July 2019 Lecture 4: Complex numbers, Addition, Multiplication, Conjugate; handwritten lecture notes (pdf file).
    • 7 August 2019 Lecture 5: Properties of conjugate, Division, Exponential Polar Form; handwritten lecture notes (pdf file).
    • 9 August 2019 Lecture 6: Complex Exponential form with calculations; handwritten lecture notes (pdf file).

  • Week 3: Roots and factorization
    • 13 August 2019 Lecture 7: Properties of modulus and argument, Trig functions in exponential form; handwritten lecture notes (pdf file).
    • 14 August 2019 Lecture 8: Sketching sets, Powers and roots; handwritten lecture notes (pdf file).
    • 16 August 2019 Lecture 9: Factorising complex polynomials; handwritten lecture notes (pdf file).

  • Week 4: Functions
    • 20 August 2019 Lecture 10: Factorising complex polynomials, functions; handwritten lecture notes (pdf file).
    • 21 August 2019 Lecture 11: Images, bijectivity;
    • 23 August 2019 Lecture 12: Composition, inverses;

  • Week 5: Vector arithmetic, length, etc
    • 27 August 2019 Lecture 13: Inverses, Domain & range calculations, Absolute value;
    • 28 August 2019 Lecture 14: Vector arithmetic & geometry, length; handwritten lecture notes (pdf file).
    • 30 August 2019 Lecture 15: Vectors as arrows, distance, unit vectors, basis vectors; handwritten lecture notes (pdf file).

  • Week 6: Angles, projections
    • 3 September 2019 Lecture 16: Scalar product, angles; handwritten lecture notes (pdf file).
    • 4 September 2019 Lecture 17: Projections;
    • 6 September 2019 Lecture 18: Parametric curves;

  • Week 7: Graphing
    • 10 September 2019 Lecture 19: Differentiation revision, linearity, product rule, quotient rule; handwritten lecture notes (pdf file).
    • 11 September 2019 Lecture 20: Chain rule,Stationary points; handwritten lecture notes (pdf file).
    • 13 September 2019 Lecture 21: Concavity, Inflection Points; handwritten lecture notes (pdf file).

  • Week 8: Implicit differentiation and parametric curves
    • 17 September 2019 Lecture 22: Asymptotes, Graph sketching, Implicit Differentiation; handwritten lecture notes (pdf file).
    • 18 September 2019 Lecture 23: Inverses, Differentiating parametric curves; handwritten lecture notes (pdf file).
    • 20 September 2019 Lecture 24: Differentiating parametric curves, Projectile motion; handwritten lecture notes (pdf file).

  • Week 9: Integration
    • 24 September 2019 Lecture 25: Integration revision, definite integrals;
    • 25 September 2019 Lecture 26: Integration by substitution, linear substitutions; handwritten lecture notes (pdf file).
    • 27 September 2019 Lecture 27: NO LECTURE, AFL GRAND FINAL EVE;

  • Week 10: Integration and Area
    • 8 October 2019 Lecture 28: Integration by substitution, linear substitutions; Powers of trig functions, simple rational functions; handwritten lecture notes (pdf file).
    • 9 October 2019 Lecture 29: Partial fractions; handwritten lecture notes (pdf file).
    • 11 October 2019 Lecture 30: Partial fractions, Areas between curves; handwritten lecture notes (pdf file).

  • Week 11: Differential equations
    • 15 October 2019 Lecture 31: Introduction to differential equations; handwritten lecture notes (pdf file).
    • 16 October 2019 Lecture 32: Separable variables;
    • 18 October 2019 Lecture 33: Constant solutions, Population models; handwritten lecture notes (pdf file).

  • Week 12: Revision
    • 22 October 2019 Lecture 34: Revision; handwritten lecture notes (pdf file).
    • 23 October 2019 Lecture 35: Revision; handwritten lecture notes (pdf file).
    • 25 October 2019 Lecture 36: Revision;


Exercises

I like to understand the curriculum by understanding what skills are required, i.e. what problems could be asked on the exam. I do this by doing the problems that are available, from lectures, from the problem books, and the past exams, and thinking about how I can write the solutions so that, no matter which marker is marking my solution, I will maximise the marks that I get for my solution.

  • Topic 1: Numbers and sets
    • Sets
    • Inequalities
  • Topic 1: Complex Numbers
    • Complex numbers (pdf file)
    • Complex arithmetic
    • Modulus and argument
    • Regions in the complex plane
    • Complex exponential
    • Finding complex solutions
    • Powers of sin and cos
  • Topic 2: Functions
    • Basics of functions
    • Inverse trigonometric functions
    • Domain and range
  • Topic 2: Vectors
    • Vector algebra
    • Position and length
    • Dots and angles
    • Vector geometry
    • Scalar and vector projections
    • Parametric curves
  • Topic 3: Differential calculus
    • second and higher derivatives
    • Graph sketching
    • Imiplicit differentiation
    • Inverse trigonometric functions
    • Applications of differentiation
    • Differentiating parametric functions
  • Topic 4: Integration (pdf file)
    • Integration from standard integrals
    • Integration by substitution
    • Integration using trigonometric functions
    • Integration by partial fractions
    • Definite integrals
    • Areas
  • Topic 4: Differential Equations (pdf file)
    • Verification of solutions
    • Solving by direct antidifferentiation
    • Separable differential equations
    • Applications of differential equations
    • Population models
    • Newton's law of cooling