16章 §1 平面点集与多元函数（The 16 chapter, the 1 point set in the plane with multiple functions）.docVIP

16章 §1 平面点集与多元函数（The 16 chapter, the 1 point set in the plane with multiple functions） The sixteenth chapter is the limit and continuity of multivariate functions Section 1 planar point set and multivariate function Objective to understand the teaching of the neighborhood, in the plane of the open and closed sets, open domain definition of closed domain, understand the definition of completeness, master two and multiple functions. Teaching requirements Basic requirements: to understand the neighborhood, the plane of the open and closed sets, open domain, and the definition of closed domain. Completeness and grasp the definitions of two variables and multivariate functions Higher requirements: grasp the completeness theorem Teaching suggestion (1) students are required to clearly understand the neighborhood, the plane of the open and closed sets, open domain, domain related concepts, the amount of exercises can be arranged. (2) the proof of the completeness theorem can be better for the better students Teaching procedure First, the set of plane points: the representation of the set of planar points: the condition of satisfaction, P}. over set (1) a common set of plane points: 1 full plane and half plane Whole plane: Half plane:,, etc. 2 rectangular domain: cases. 3 circles: a circle, a circle, a circle, a part of a circle. Polar coordinates, especially And. 4 corners: 5 simple domains: type domains and type domains (two) neighborhood: circle neighborhood and square neighborhood, there are good neighborhood in circle neighborhood, and there are circle neighborhood in square neighborhood Hollow neighborhood and solid neighborhood, hollow square neighborhood and set The difference Two, the basic concept of point set topology: (I) internal, external and boundary points: Interior point: if there is a neighborhood of the point P, then the P is called the interior point of the set E. Exterior: if there is a neighborhood of point P, then P is called the outer point of the s