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Bocconi Mathematics 30062:
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Symbol index
Every symbol used in the sheet, and what it stands for.
- sets, denoted by capital letters
- elements, denoted by lowercase letters
- set notation
- the set of x satisfying property P
- is an element of
- is not an element of
- subset or equal
- proper subset
- there exists
- is not a subset of
- set equality
- the empty set
- union operator
- intersection operator
- condition for disjointness
- union over the family of sets A_1,...,A_N
- intersection over the family of sets A_1,...,A_N
- set difference operator
- union and intersection
- the universal set
- complement of A
- set difference
- complement of B
- complement of the complement of A
- complement of the intersection
- union of the complements
- set of natural numbers
- set of integers
- set of rational numbers
- set of real numbers
- irrational numbers
- real/rational numbers
- order relations
- weak order relations
- subset of R
- all points between x and y
- closed interval
- open interval
- half-open intervals
- positive/negative infinity, used as unbounded endpoints
- extended real line
- candidate bound
- maximum and minimum of A
- least upper bound of A
- greatest lower bound of A
- supremum and maximum of A
- infimum and minimum of A
- absolute value of x
- triangle inequality
- positive constant
- distance between x and y
- neighborhood of x_0 with radius epsilon
- radius
- center point
- right half-neighborhood
- left half-neighborhood
- one-sided infinite neighborhoods
- left neighborhood of x with radius epsilon
- right neighborhood of x with radius epsilon
- Cartesian product operator
- ordered pair
- the Cartesian plane
- column vector representation of the point (1,2)
- three-dimensional Cartesian space
- ordered triple
- n-dimensional Cartesian space
- ordered n-tuple
- components of the vector
- vectors of the same dimension n
- i-th components of x and y
- two vectors sharing a starting point
- arbitrary vectors
- zero vector
- additive inverse of x
- scalar
- vector
- vectors
- scalars
- scalar coefficients
- vectors being combined
- resulting scalar
- x is orthogonal to y
- weight parameter
- non-negative weights
- weights sum to one
- the set in question
- length (norm) of x
- radius
- center point
- Euclidean distance from x to x0
- set of interior points of A
- set of exterior points of A
- set of boundary points of A
- closure of A
- derived set of A (set of all limit points)
- interior of A
- open ball of radius ϵ around x
- a fixed positive radius bounding all points of A
- ball of radius K centered at the origin containing A
- radius of the smaller ball around y, chosen as ϵ − ‖x−y‖
- codomain of f
- f associates y ∈ B to x ∈ A
- independent variable / input
- dependent variable / output, the image of x
- range / image of f
- graph of f
- slope
- y-intercept
- real coefficients, a ≠ 0
- proportionality constant
- exponent, α ∈ ℚ
- vertical shift amount
- inner function, f: A → B
- outer function, g: C → D, with f(A) ⊆ C
- inverse function of f
- the function under consideration
- the image (range) of f
- a multivariable real-valued function
- least upper bound of the function's values on A
- greatest lower bound of the function's values on A
- supremum, attained at x = 2
- hypothesis: x>y \Rightarrow f(x)\ge f(y)
- the maximum of Im(f), i.e. the global maximum value
- the set over which we optimize
- set of maximizers
- capital and labor inputs
- prices of capital and labor
- Lagrange multiplier on the budget constraint
- quantities of wine and cheese consumed
- right-neighborhood of x of radius epsilon
- left-neighborhood of x of radius delta
- value of the chord (line segment) at that point
- the set of points lying on or above the graph of f
- the set of points lying on or below the graph of f
- single-variable function acting only on coordinate x_i
- point in the domain A
- global maximum/minimum value
- subset of the domain over which we optimize
- convex combination of x and y
- non-negative weights
- preimage of the value k, i.e. the level set
- utility function
- bundles delivering at least utility level k
- prices of the two goods
- consumer's wealth/budget
- composition of increasing transformation g with f
- the n-th term of the sequence
- sequence viewed as a function
- range: the set of terms
- the limit of the sequence