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Graphic Representations of Two Dimensional Functions
Objectives
Opening the Notebook
Inserting Text
Graphing Contours
Graphing Surfaces
Finally
Limits and Continuity of Two Dimensional Functions
Objectives
The Two Functions
Graphics for Functions
Distinguished Limits
Finally
Partial Derivatives, Differentials, and Differentiability
Objectives
Comparing Differentiable and Non-Differentiable Functions
Symbolic Derivatives
Finally
Chain Rule for Partial Derivatives
Objectives
Derivatives Along Paths
Multi-Variable Chain Rule
Finally
Gradients, Normals, Level Curves
Objectives
The Gradient as a Vector Operator
Gradients and Level Curves
Finally
Extrema of Functions
Objectives
Finding Critical Points
A More Complicated Extremization
The Second Derivative Test
Finally
Polar Coordinates
Objectives
Graphing Polar functions
Center of Mass in Polar
Finally
Change of Variables
Objectives
Change of variables, spherical
Change of variables, sample problem
Finally
Line Integrals
Objectives
Center of mass
Work
Finally
Divergence and Stokes Theorem
Objectives
Initialization
Divergence
Stokes Theorem
James Powell
Fri Feb 14 12:47:33 MST 1997