Bücher von Christian Clason

War of the Zealot Empire #4 - Vesuvius' love life falls apart, leaving him stranded in his heart. His war is changing and now the stakes are higher than ever. If he does not crumble beneath the pressure first himself, his entire army will crumble on top of him. Love is a daring challenge, and everybody is out for their own lust, as the battle between terran liberty and zealot domination persists. Even General Doomhunter, General Dragon Heart and General of victory for Medelthians, or end it all.Eldrac find themselves caught up in the mess, outside of war.The return of an ancient species brings a new side to the world that may weigh in the coming

Book 2 of War of the Zealot Empire Telemechus has waited ten long years since he returned to the Zealot Empire. Now, he has a chance to return to a place where he feels alive, where he has true friends and a better destiny. It is now his destiny to rebuild friendships of old, which have faded over the years. He has one heart and not much to lose when he goes head over heels for a new love. But the Matriarchs, the goddesses of his people and the last females, are in danger and there are few options to save them. With the oppression of terran values among the Empire, there are fewer options for Tiberius, who finds himself not only questioning his previously neutral views about the world and about a particularly interesting girl. Even Medelthian views are pulled into question as the civil war arises another civil war within the Zealot Empire, tearing between the zealots with the fall of the Prophet; a cross between terran friends and foes.

Funktionalanalysis hat sich in den letzten Jahrzehnten zu einer der wesentlichen Grundlagen der modernen angewandten Mathematik entwickelt, von der Theorie und Numerik von Differentialgleichungen über Optimierung und Wahrscheinlichkeitstheorie bis zu medizinischer Bildgebung und mathematischer Bildverarbeitung.Das vorliegende Lehrbuch bietet eine kompakte Einführung in die Theorie und ist begleitend für eine vierstündige Vorlesung im Bachelorstudium konzipiert. Es spannt den Bogen von den topologischen Grundlagen aus der Analysis-Grundvorlesung bis zur Spektraltheorie in Hilberträumen; besondere Aufmerksamkeit wird dabei den zentralen Resultaten über Dualräume und schwache Konvergenz geschenkt.