Measure theory as second exam topic

Tuesday, January 31. 2006

Measure theory as second exam topic

I have recalled some basics about measure and integration theory, and this lead me to the idea to take this as the second topic for my master exam. Master exams at the University of Vienna consist of two parts, the first one is about your thesis, and the second one covers a subject which shouldn’t be related to the first part. My first idea had been to take linear algebra with H. Rindler as examiner, who is the dean of the faculty of mathematics. But now I think about deciding for measure and integration theory, the exam of which I had taken at K. Sigmund. The relation to functional analysis is given by measurability, Lebesgue-integrability and the $L^p$ -spaces.

Posted by Stephan Paukner in Master's Thesis at 12:59 | Comments (0) | Trackback (1)

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Go-ahead for print
Today HGFei gave me the go-ahead for having my thesis printed as-is! But I still need some days to really accomplish it. The Master exam is to be held before the WFD. The secondary module will indeed be measure theory at Sigmund.

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