Smooth functions on R^n Flashcards

1
Q

differentiable at x

A

there exists a linear map Dfx: V–>W

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2
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derivative

A

f(x+v)=f(x)+Dfx(v)+g(v)||v||

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3
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differentiable on U

A

at all x in U

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4
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C0

A

f is continuous

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5
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Ck

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f is differentiable and Df is C(k-1)

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6
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f is C1

A

all first order partial derivatives exist and are continuous

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7
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f is smooth

A

partial derivatives of all orders exist

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8
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f is C2

A

D2fx is symmetric

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9
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Chain rule

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U, V open f,g differentiable f(x)=V
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g o f is differentiable, D(g o f)x= Dg(f(x)) o Dfx

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10
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Mean value theorem

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f differentiable, [x,y] is in U
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there exists ξ in interval st f(y)-f(x)=Dfξ(y-x)

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11
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Mean value inequality

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||f(x)-f(y)|| <= ||Dfξ(y-x)||=||y-x||sup||Dfξ||op

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12
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smooth def (for non-open sets)

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x has an open neighbourhood U and smooth function F st the restriction of F to UnS equals f

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13
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diffeomorphism

A

differentiable and differentiable inverse

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14
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local diffeomorphism

A

Dfx is an isomorphism at all x

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15
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inverse function theorem

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f is C1 and Dfx is an isomorphism, x has an open neighbourhood V st W=f(V) is open and the restriction f:V–W is a diffeo

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16
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contraction mapping theorem

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S closed, H:S–S. If there exists c<1 st ||H(y)-H(x)||<=c||y-x|| it has a unique fixed point