ECON4120 is the course number for the master students. ECON3120 is the course number for the bachelor students.
Norwegian version:
- Knut Syds?ter Matematisk analyse, bind 1, 8. utg., Gyldendal Akademisk (2010) (7. utg. (2000) kan fortsatt brukes). Pensum (gjelder begge utgaver): kapittel 1-14 og appendiks A, med unntak av Newtons metode i kapittel 6, og avsnittene 8.5-8.7, 10.5 og A.4.
- Knut Syds?ter og Bernt ?ksendal Line?r algebra 4. utg., Universitetsforlaget (1996). Pensum er avsnitt 2.1-2.4, 2.6, 3.1-3.5, 4.1, 5.1-5.5, 6.1-6.3.
- Knut Syds?ter, Atle Seierstad og Arne Str?m Matematisk analyse, bind 2, 4. utg., Gyldendal Akademisk (2002). Pensum er avsnitt 1.1-1.4 og utvalgte deler av avsnitt 8.7-8.11.
St?ttelitteratur (ikke pensum): For en litt annerledes fremstilling kan du se p? heftet Flervariabel Analyse med line?r algebra (heftet er en del av pensum i MAT1100 og MAT1110 p? Matematisk institutt.) Dette erstatter ikke noen form for pensum, og er inkludert kun som hjelp.
Undervisningsmateriale til seminarene: Til regne?velsene vil du ogs? trenge gamle eksamensoppgaver i kurset, samt kompendiet over oppgaver gitt f?r 2003. Disse vil bli tilgjengelig i elektronisk form fra kurssidene, p? engelsk. Kompendiet kan ogs? kj?pes p? papir i norsk utgave.
An English equivalent of the Norwegian version is available:
- (EMEA) K. Syds?ter and P. Hammond Essential Mathematics for Economic Analysis,5th edition, Pearson (2016) or 4th edition (2012) or 3rd edition (2008). The entire book, except Sections 10.5-10.8, Section 16.9, and Chapter 17. (You can also use the 2nd edition (from 2006), but be aware that problem numbers etc. may have changed. Also, the second edition contains answers only to odd-numbered problems.)
The following may be useful:
- (FMEA) K. Syds?ter, P. Hammond, A. Seierstad, and A. Str?m Further Mathematics for Economic Analysis, 2nd edition, FT Prentice Hall (2008). Sections 5.1-5.4. These sections treat elementary first-order differential equations in somewhat more detail than Sections 9.8-9.9 in EMEA do. If you have an old (1st or 2nd) edition of EMEA, you will definitely need to look at FMEA. (You can also use the 1st edition from 2005. The first edition contains answers only to odd-numbered problems.)
Teaching material for the seminars: For the seminars you will also need old exam problems in the course, and also the compendium of problems assigned prior to 2003. These will be available electronically from the course webpage, in English versions. (The compendium is also available in print in Norwegian.)