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Mathematics for Applied Sciences (Osnabrück 2011-2012)/Part I/Exercise sheet 16

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Warm-up-exercises

Find a zero for the function

in the interval using the interval bisection method with a maximum error of .


Let

be a continuous function. Show that is not surjective.


Give an example of a bounded interval and a continuous function

such that the image of is bounded, but the function admits no maximum.


Let

be a continuous function. Show that there exists a continuous extension

of .


Let

be a continuous function defined over a real interval. The function has at points , , local maxima. Prove that the function has between and has at least one local minimum.


Determine directly, for which the power function

has an extremum at the point zero.


Show that the Intermediate value theorem for continuous functions from to does not hold.


Determine the limit of the sequence




Hand-in-exercises

Exercise (2 marks)

Determine the minimum of the function


Exercise (5 marks)

Find for the function

a zero in the interval using the interval bisection method, with a maximum error of .


Exercise (2 marks)

Determine the limit of the sequence


The next task uses the notion of an even and an odd function.

Exercise (4 marks)

Let

be a continuous function. Show that one can write

with a continuous even function and a continuous odd function .


The following task uses the notion of fixed point.

Exercise (4 marks)

Let

be a continuous function from the interval into itself. Prove that has a fixed point.