Math 252 Lecture 02: Wednesday, January 6th 1999.

Some details of the Course Outline were presented.

Homework assignment 01 was given.

The results of Monday's quiz were summarized.

Some basic definitions were given. Vectors were defined in general for an n-dimensional space. Scalar Fields and Vector Fields were also defined in terms of an n-dimensional space. The dot product and length of a vector were defined. The geometrical interpretation of the dot product was considered, and a proof of its scalar invariance was given for 2 and 3 dimensional space.

Here are the scanned-in transparancies, in full-colour JPEG format:


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