Problems
Day 1
Let be a real function. Prove or disprove each of the following statements.
(a) If is continuous and then is monotonic.
(b) If is monotonic and then is continuous.
(c) If is monotonic and is continuous then .
Find the number of positive integers satisfying the following two conditions:
1. ;
2. is divisible by .
Let be an -matrix with integer entries and be integers satisfying . Prove that there exist -matrices with integer entries such that and for all .
Let be a rational function (i.e. the quotient of two real polynomials) and suppose that is an integer for infinitely many integers . Prove that is a polynomial.
Let be real numbers such that and . Compare the numbers and .
Find all sequences of real numbers where and , for which the following statement is true:
If is an times differentiable function and are real numbers such that then there exists an for which
Day 2
Let be a convex polygon with vertices.
(a) Prove that if is divisible by 3 then can be triangulated (i.e. dissected into non-overlapping triangles whose vertices are vertices of ) so that each vertex of is the vertex of an odd number of triangles.
(b) Prove that if is not divisible by 3 then can be triangulated so that there are exactly two vertices that are the vertices of an even number of the triangles.
Find all functions such that for any real numbers , the image is a closed interval of length .
Compare and for all .
Let be the zero vector in and let be such that the Euclidean norm is rational for every . Prove that are linearly dependent over the rationals.
Prove that there exists an infinite number of relatively prime pairs of positive integers such that the equation has three distinct integer roots.
Let () be invertible real matrices such that
(1) not all have a common real eigenvector;
(2) for all ;
(3) .
Prove that there is an invertible real matrix such that for all .