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MTH232 - National Open University of Nigeria
MTH232 - National Open University of Nigeria

... In unit 1 of MTH 112 Differentialcalculus, you have learnt that if a relation y = y(x) involving two variables x and y exist then we call x the independent variable and y the dependent variable. Further, suppose we are given a relation of the type f(x,t 1, t2, ……., tn) = 0 involving (n + 1) variable ...
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... theory of Lie groups. Students are expected to a have an undergraduate level background in group theory, ring theory and analysis. We focus on the so-called matrix Lie groups since this allows us to cover the most common examples of Lie groups in the most direct manner and with the minimum amount of ...
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