Lecture

Real Functions of Real Variables: Properties and Domains

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Description

This lecture covers the definition and fundamental properties of real functions of real variables, focusing on domains of validity and algebraic functions. It also explores injective, surjective, and strictly increasing functions, as well as even and odd functions. The lecture concludes with periodic functions and examples of non-periodic functions.

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