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Govt. (Autonomous) Holkar Science College, Indore O4I.P.)(Syllabus)

(Approved by Board of Studies of College)(2018- 1e)

Class :

Subject:

Paper:

Title:

&ot 8-tS

M.Sc. III Sem.

Mathematics

I (Compulsory)

Functional Analysis(Theory + CCE) 75+25 =100

Normed linear spaces, Pioperties ofNormal linear spaces, Branch Space & Example,T]NIT-I Convex Sets inNormal linear spaces. [TB-1: Art 3.r,3.2,2.2,2.3 &TB-2:

VIFinite Dimensional Normed linear spaces & Subspaces. Basic Properties of Finite

LINIT-II Dimensional Normed linear spaces. Equivalent norms, Riesz lernma andco -1: Art. 2.4,2.5 8.TB-2Quotient Space of normed linear spaoes and its completeness, Liner operato-isardtheir elemen ro l: Art.2.5 &TB -2Normed Linear operators & Bor:nded Linear operators & continuous operatots.[TB-1: Art. 2.7,2.10-l ,2.10-2 & TB -2 Chapter VIIILinearfirnctiona1,boundedLinearfunctiona1,DualspaceSwitti@Art. 2.8, 2.10-3 to 2.L0-7 & TB -2 chapter vIII up to tur.3.l

TB : TEXT BOOK

Text Books:

1. E- Kreyszig, Introductory Functional Analysis with applications, John Wiley & SonsNew York

.

2 . B.K. Lahiri, The world press private Limited calcutta ( w.B. )

Reference Books:

1. B. Cho$dhary and Sudarshan Nanda. Functional Analysis with applications, Wiley Eastem Ltd

2. G.F. Simmons, Introduction to To

JAdg$^.

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GoW. (Autonomous) Holkar Science College, Indore (M.p.)

[semester wise svllabus (cBCS) f- M. s" Apprfrl"liul;?oard of studies of conege for session 20 1 8- 1 9r

Class :

Subject:

Paper:

Tiile:Max Marks:

lrI.Sc. Sem. IIIMathematics

1I ( Compulsory)Group: Advanced Special Functions(Theory + CCE) 75+25:10G

UN-'IT-I ;;, ffi,iJ"n',,1T,llTT.eflcn.lr".oto Jtr*li^^il^- f^_^^--r ?

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N7-12, Art 15-20.

Sir,ple integral formffii-;'lIIT-II

The contiguous function relations. The hyper geometric diffbrentiaiSirnpie'iransformai:ons, Relation

Eleraentary series marripulations.functioa z and l-2.

{a,b,c, i ),eQualion.bew,eelr

Art 30-34, Arr 37-39.

saaischiitz''iheolem.A$ 44-46, Arr 49-53.

lLri 57 -64.Jontl

W: The flrncttonwruppte's t hesre:a, Dixon's Ttreorem..

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nrsi ibruluia. Kuramer's second forrcr-ria ,

crthogunaiity, An eq r-ii trr*i etru: i,

poiynoraiais, Expansion ct' j

orthogonal poiynomiais; simple se:s *i loly=ro*iuir,condidon ibr ,_ortsrgonalif,v, zeros *f' oitilogonai

noiynoroials. ?te Three-tenn reo-'r,=ence relarion.Ari 68-7S, Art Z8-83.

BcoS<s Resor$mended

i. R-ainvilie, E-D. ; speciar furiction, The rda;,ailia='Co.. New york 19?i "

-,?eferencSBooks

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Govt.(Autonomous) Holkar Science Collegeo Indore O,I.P.)(Syliabus)

(Approved by Board of Studies of €ollege)(201 8- 1e)

20tg-ts

M.Sc. III Sem.

Mathematics

III (Optional)Advanc el F uzzy Mathem ati c s

(Theory + CCE) 7 5+25 :100

Class:

Subject:

Paper:Title:Max Marks:

LNIT-V

Fuzzy Versus Crisp Number System, Interval Sets, Representation of A Set Type of i

Sets, Subsets, Universal Set. Operations On Sets, Some irnportant Results on Venn ,

Diagrams Fuzzy Sets Fvzzy Set Definition Different types of Fuzzy Sets General i

Definitions and Properties of Fuzzy Sets. ;

Other Important Operations General Properties : Fuzzy Vs Crisp Some ImportantTheorems Extension Principal For Fuzzy Sets Fuzzy Compliments Further OperationsonFuzzv Sets.

UNIT.IIIAggregation Operations Extension Principle For Fvzzy Sets Surnmary.

IINIT.IV Extension for sets - The zadeh's extension principle.Fvzzy Numbers Algebraic Operations With Fuzzy Numbers Binary Operations WithFvzzy Numbers Binary Operations of Two Fuzry Numbers Some Special ExtendedOperations Extended Operations For L-R Representation of Fuzzy Sets Fuzzy

i fuithmetic Arithmetic operations on Fuzzy Numbers in the Form of a- Cut Sets.

Text Book:1. Fwzy Set Theory and its Application by F{.J. Zimrnermarul, Ailied Publication ltd. }Jew

Delhi, 199i2" Fuzzy Sets and FuzzyLogic by G. J. Kiir and B. Yuan Prentice- Hail of India, Nevr Deihi,

l tes

Book Recommended:Fuzzy Sets and uncertainty and Information by G.J. Kalia tina A. \olj.r- Prentice-Ha'' oflndia'

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t-norms and t-conoilns Definition Of Intersectiog and Union by Hamacher Yager'sUnion and Intersection of Two Fuzzy Sets as Definbd by Defined by Dubois and Prade

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Govt. (Model, Autonomous) Holkar science, college rndore (M.P.)

(Department of lligher Educationo Govt' of M'P')CfiolCE BASED CREDIT SYSTEM (CBCS)

Class: M.Sc. (Mathematics)Title: Theory of Linear OPerators -I

Syllabus(Session 2018-19)

Semester - III Paper IVMax Marks: 100 (Theory + CCE = 75 + 25)

T]1\[IT - ISpectral theory in finite dimensional normed space. Basic concept: Resolvent set and Spectrum'

Spectral properties of bounded linear operators. Properties of resolvent and spectrum'

( Art. No. 7.1 -7.4 from 1)

I]NIT - IIUse of complex analysis in spectral theory: Banach algebras. Properties of Banach algebras'

( Art. No. 7.5 - 7 .7 from 1)

UNIT - IIICompact linear operators on normed linear spaces and their p$perties.

( Art. No. 8.1 - 8.2frbm 1)

UNIT - rySpectral properties of compact linear operators on normed spaces. Operator equations' Theorem

ofFredholems tyPe.( tut. No. 8.3 - 8.5 from l)

UNIT - VTheorems of Fredholms type. Fredholm alternative and fredholm alternative theorem.

( Art. No. 8.6 - 8.7 from 1)

Text Book:1. E. Kreyszing: Introductory Fr:nction Analysis with applications, John-Wiley & Sons,

Ne)fs York, t978.\Reference Books:

Z. B. K. Lahiri : Elements of Fgnctional analysis, The word press Pvt. Ltd. Calcutta, 1998.

3. B. Choudhary and S. Nanda: Functional analysis with applications, \Viley Eastem, Ltd.,

4. N. Dunford & J.T. Schwartz:Linear operators - 3 part,Interqcience Wiley, New York,

1958 -71.wv'^'"'^'''

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Govt (Autonomous) Ilolkar Science College, Indore (M'P')(Syllabus)

[Semesier wise syllabus (CBCS) for M.Sc Approved by Board of Studies of College for session 2018-i9]

Class :

Subject:

Paper:Title:

Max Marks:

M.Sc. iII Sem.

Mattrematics

V (Optional)Analytic Number Theory

(Theory = CCE) 75+25:100

UNIT.I

lNIT.II

chlet Multipiication: Introduction , Definitions of the

Mobius function p(n), Eluer totient function i(n).A retration connecting !"r and i. The

product formal for 0 (n), The Dirichlet product of arithmetical functions. Dirichiet

lrrn.6.t and Mobins inversion formula.Tire Mangoidt fi:nction. Multiplicative functions.

Multiplicative functions and Dirichlet Multiplicatioqis. The big 'oh' notation, Euler's

Summation formul4 some elementary asymp'totic forrnulas.

Chap-art -2.1 -2.1 0, Chap -uk-Z .Z,Z .3,3 .4

Abei's identity for arithmetical fi:nctions"Construction of subgroups. The charactercharacters"

Theorem 4.2, Chap6-6.4-6.7

Dirichtet characters. Sums involving Diriciriet charasters, The non-vanishing

UNIT-III for reatr non principal X. Dirichlet theorem on primes, primes of fomr 4n-1 and

I Art 6.8-6.10, Chap 7-art7.t,

The plan of the proof of Diri theorem on primes. Distribution of primes in arithmetic

trN-IT,ry progression.Art - 7.3- 7.9"

Finite abeliangroup. The

groups & their characters;-orthogonaltty reiations for

oi i-{.1, X)4n+1.

I

i!t.:

-. UNIT.Yi:

i

Diiicirtet Series and Euler Products:- Defiaition and different types of Dirichiet series.

The half -piane of absolute convergence of a Dirictrlet series. Ttie function defineC bl a :

Dirichiet series, Uniqueness tJreorem. muitipiicatioa of Dirictriet series, Euler prociuet.

Chapli -art ii.1 - 11.5.

Book Recomme4ded:i.T"M. Apostol, Introduction to Analytic Number Theory, Narosa pub. Ho.use,1989.

W \W;)I#W {wt J*

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Govt. (Model, Autonomous) Holkar Scienceo College Indore (M.P.)(Department of Higher Education, Govt. of M.P.)

Semester wise Syllabus for post graduatesCHOICE BASED CREDIT SYSTEM (CRCS)

(With effect from the Academic year 201&"11I)

SyllabusClass - M.Sc. A{A (Semester-Il!Mathematics Modeling

Max Marks: 100 (Theory + CCE = 75+25)

Syllabus :

UNIT I:Simple situation requiring mathematicdl modeiling. Techniques, classification and characteristicsof mathematical models. Limitations of mathematics modellins.

;

UNIT II: qSefiing up first order differential equffions, qualitative solution, stabilewweity of solutions,growth and decay population models,.exponential and logistic population models.

UNIT lil:Comparfment models through system ef ODE. Mathematics models in medicine, arms race,battles and intemational trade in terms of system of ODE.

e"TINIT IV: i

Non-linear difference equations models for population growth probability generating function,fourth method of obtaining partial differentiai equation models. PDE model for a stochasticepidemic process with no removal. \4odel for traffic on a highway.-s..

USIIT V: 3General Communication networks, general weighted digraphs, 5nap-colorxing problems.

Reference Books:i. Kapoor JN: Mathematics models in biology and medicine EWP (1985)2. Mdtin Brann C.S Coleman , DA Drew (Eds) differential equation models.,?. C.L.Liu, Elements of discrete mathematics.4. A.M.Law and W.D Ketton, Simulation rnodeling and analysis, McGraw Hill Intl. Ed(Second

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Operations Research, Characteristics of Operations Research'

u.* of Op.rations Researcho Uses anrtr

Limitations of operation Research, Linear programming Problerus''

Mathematical Formulation, Gnaptrical Solution Method'

: SirnPlex Method excePtional

I

I ."r.., artificial variable techniques ; Big M method, two phase Metho6I

i and Cyctic Problems, problem of degeneracy.

dualitY and theorem of dualitY'

Recommended Books :-1_ Kanti swarup, p.K. Gupta and Manmohan, operations Research,

Sultan Chand & Sons, New Delhi'Reference Books:-1- S.D, Sharma, OPeration Researcho

2- F.So l{iiler and b.J. Lieberrnan, Industrial Engineering serieso 1995

ffhis,book comes with a cD containing software)

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C. Hadley , Linear Prograrnrning, Narosa Publishing Elouse. 1995'

4- G. I{adley, Linear uod Dynamic programming, Addison \ileslerv

Reading Mass5- H.A. Tahao operations Research An introductiono Macmillan

Publishing co. Inc. New York6- prem Kumar Gupta and D.s. Hirao operation Reasearch, an

Introdution, S. Chand & Company Ltd. New Delhi'

1- I{.S. Kambo, Mathematiial Programming Techniques' Affilated East

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