Mathematics 2

(4 Credits)

The Mathematics 2 course continues Mathematics 1 by deepening abstract mathematical concepts and thinking in Analysis (drawing from Set Theory, Linear Algebra, Topology, Differential and Integral Calculus, Convex Analysis, Measure Theory and Differential Topology) in lecture format with extensive room for proofs in class as well as in recitations. This course trains the student to think rigorously and systematically at a level of high abstraction. It is designed to introduce advanced but standard mathematics that are both instructive in their own sake, and relevant for economic analysis. The Mathematics 2 course covers the mathematics of a main pillar of economic analysis: Equilibrium.