Math 4121, Math 5102
Introduction to Lebesgue Integration
Riemann integration; measurable functions; measures; Lebesgue measure; the Lebesgue integral; integrable functions; L^p spaces; modes of convergence; decomposition of measures; product measures. Prerequisite: Math 4111 or permission of the instructor.
Instructors
Andrew Green, Ari Stern, Henri Martikainen, Nik Weaver, Quo-Shin Chi, Renato Feres, Steven Krantz
Reviews
Good lecturer and knowledgeable about the material. Wants proofs done his way. Success in his class feels rewarding. Publicly berated a student for coughing during lecture and gave death stares the rest of the semester per cough - don't sneeze/cough even with a mask on. Impersonable but strong academic. Take the class pass/fail or not at all.
7/16/2023
Prof Martikainen is great. I had him for a few classes now, and always enjoy it. He posts solutions to all homework, makes typed lecture notes available, and provides a summary of topics covered in each lecture. Exams are very fair. You will do well if you review the notes, homework, and practice exam. Study main theorems carefully!!
5/8/2023
There is no class at all. 5 min recorded audio for each lecture reading through his crappy lecture slides in a speed so fast that 0.5x won’t help you. Spend 15 min in “lecture” and 1 hour in hw, and you pass with A.
3/7/2022
Feres is one of the friendliest guys on this campus. He can be a dry lecturer at times, but he teaches straight out of the textbook, so attendance isn't mandatory. His grading is incredibly easy: tests are entirely based on the homework and most (75%+) of the class ended up in the A range. Take him if you can!
5/12/2017
Nik Weaver is a really nice human being. He's funny, he cares about his students, and he brought us meatballs. That said, I regularly stared at test problems with no clue whatsoever. And when he fired the grader for being too easy, I worked 40-plus hours per week on the homework. But I also learned SO MUCH. Thanks, Nik!
5/9/2012