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  • Cornell MATH 08 Fall 2008
    October 3, 2008 SPHERICAL UNITARY DUAL FOR COMPLEX CLASSICAL GROUPS DAN BARBASCH 1. Introduction The full unitary dual for the complex classical groups viewed as real Lie groups is computed in [B1]. This was close to 20 years ago. Since then there h
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    October 3, 2008 SPHERICAL UNITARY DUAL FOR COMPLEX CLASSICAL GROUPS DAN BARBASCH 1. Introduction The full unitary dual for the complex classical groups viewed as real Lie groups is computed in [B1]. This was close to 20 years ago. Since then there h
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    Calculus 111 Needleman 4/27/08 Prelim 3 corrections 1b) What I did wrong: I realized I need to do lhopitals rule but I did not know how to simplify the fraction to make it work. I did not rewrite the equation so everything was either in the numerato
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    Calculus 111 Needleman 4/1/08 Prelim 2 Corrections 3. I overcomplicated the problem and tried to solve a system of equations. I did not realize that you only needed to solve or k and not A0. I did not realize that there was an A0 for the equation us
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    Solutions t o HW 4 (due Sept emb er 20/21) Section 2.5 Section 2.6 Section 2.7
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    For notecard horizontal asymptote 1) both numerator and denominator are equal take coefs and divide if power numerator < power denominator y=0 second derivative test 2) 3) 1) 2) 3) if power numerator > power denominator no asymptote f`(x0) =0
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    4.5 Extreme value problems 1. Find out what to optimize (i.e. minimizing total area) 2. Draw a picture 3. Write an equation for what you want to optimize 4. If two variables eliminate variable by writing an equation using other information. 5. Subs
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    Calculus 111 1/28/08 Class review In class last week we went over limits where the variable A goes to infinity and negative infinity. We also went over limits where the limit is infinity. Lastly we discussed continuity and how that altered limits. Th