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TAMIL NADU GOVERNMENT GAZETTE EXTRAORDINARY

MATHEMATICS

UNIT-1 ALGEBRA and TRIGONOMETRY

Polynomial Equations - Imaginary and Irrational Roots - Relation between Roots and Coefficients symmetric
function of Roots in coemcient- Transformation of Increase or the
roots of ajven enuato Removal of terms -- Descartes's nile of sions Annrevimat ie t
of signs - Approximate
Horner's Method-Cardan's method of solution of cubic polynomial - Summation of series using Binomial
Exponentialand Logarithmic series.
Symmetric Skew symmetric, Hermitian - Skew Hermitian, Orthogonal Matrices, Unitary Matrices Eigen
Values - Eigen Vectors - Cayley-Hamilton Theorem - Similar Matrices -Diagonalization of Matrices.
Prime Number, Composite Number, Decomposition of a Composite Number as a Product of primes uniquely -
Divisor of a positive Integer - Euler Function. Congruence Modulo n, Highest power of prime number p Contained in n!
Application of Maxima and Minima - Prime and Composite numbers-Euler's function (N) - Congruences - Fermat's,
Wilson's and Lagrange's theorems.

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Expansions of Power of sinnX, cosnX, tannx Summation by C + iS method, Telescopic Summation -Expansion
of sinx, cosx, tanx in terms of x - Sum of Roots of Trigonometric Equation, Formation of Equation Wth Trigonometric
Roots - Hyperbolic Functions - Relation Between Circular and Hyperbolic Function - Inverse Hyperbolic Function -
Logarithm of a complex number- Principal Value and General Values.

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UNIT II DIFFERENTIAL CALCULUS, INTEGRAL CALCULUS and ANALYTICAL GEOMETRY
n derivatives -Trigonometrical Transformations - Leibnitz Theorem - Implicit functions - Partial Differentiation

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-Maxima I Minima of a function of two variables - Lagrangian multiplier method - Radius of curvature in Cartesian and
Polar forms Angle between radius vector and tangent- Slope of tangent of a polar curve - p-r equations - Center of
Curvature Evolutes, Envelopes -Asymptotes of Algebraic curves - Asymptotes by inspection - Intersection of a curve
with asymptotes.

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Evaluation of Double and Triple integrals - Applications of Multiple Integrals in finding volumes, surface areas of
solids - Areas of curved surfaces - Jacobians - Transformation of Integrals using Jacobians
and Gamma Functions and their properties- Evaluation of Integrals using Beta a
Je - Indefinite integrals - Beta
Gamma Functions.

UNIT-III

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Pole and Polar-Conjugate points and Conjugate lines, Conjugate diameters - Polar Coordinates - General Polar
Equation of a Straight line - General Polar Equation of a Conic
DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS and LAPLACE TRANSFORMATIONS

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Ordinary Differential Equations - Homogeneous Equations - Exact equations Integrating Factors
equations - Reduction of order - Second order Linear differential equations - General solution of homogeneous
Equations - Homogeneous equation with constant coefficients - Method of undetermined coefficients
Linear

method of
Variation of Parameters - System of first order equations - Linear systems - Homogeneous linear systems with constant
coefficients.

Partial Differential Differential Equations - Formation of Partial Differential Differential Equations by eliminating
arbitrary constants and arbitrary functions. Solving PDEs: Complete integral - Singular integral general integral
Lagrange's equation Pp+Qq=R - Charpit's method and special types of first order equations.
Laplace transform of elementary functions - Laplace transforms of special functions like unit step function. Dirac
Delta function - Properties of Laplace Transformation and Laplace Transforms of derivatives and integrals - Evaluation
of integrals using Laplace transform - Initial value theorem - Final value theorem - Laplace transform of periodic
functions - Inverse Laplace transforms - Convolution theorem - Application of Laplace transformations in solving first
and second order linear differential equations and simultaneous linear ordinary differential equations.
UNIT -IV VECTOR CALCULUS and FOURIER SERIES, FOURIER TRANSFORMS
Vector Differentiation - Velocity and Acceleration - Vector valued functions and Scalar potentials - Gradient -
Divergence- Curl - Directional Derivative Unit normal to a surface -Laplacian double operator -Harmonic functions.
Vector Integration- Line Integral -Conservative force field Determining Scalar Potential from a conservative
force field- Work done by a force - Surface Integral - Volume integral - Theorems of Gauss, Stokes, and Green.
TAMIL NADU GOVERNMENT GAZETTE EXTRAORDINARY

Fourier Series - Expansions of Periodic functions of period 2n - Expansion of even and odd functions half range
series - Evaluation of Infinite Series using Fourier Series expansions - Fourier Transforms - Infinite Fourier Transform -
Fourier Sine and Cosine transforms - Simple properties of Fourier Transforms - Convolution Theorem - Parseval's
identity.
UNIT -V ALGEBRAIC STRUCTUREs
Groups -Subgroups, cyclic Groups and properties of cyclic groups, Lagrange's Theorem- Counting Principles
Normal subgroups, Quotient groups, Homomorphism, Automorphism, Cayley's theorem, Permutation groups - Rings -
Some special classes of Rings - Integral domain, Homomorphism of rings - Ideal and Quotient rings - Prime ideal,
Maximum ldeals -the field and quotients of an integral domain Euclidean rings Algebra of Linear transformation,
Characteristic roots, matrices, Canonical forms, Triangular Forms - Problems of converting Linear Transformation to
Matrices and vice-versa - Vector Space - Definition and examples - Linear dependence- Independence, Sub spaces
and Dual spaces - Inner product spaces.
UNIT-VI REAL ANALYSIS
Sets Countable and Uncountable sets Real NUmber System Them
Real Valued
Equivalence and Countability - and Supremum of a subset of R

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Sequences of real numbers - Convergent and Divergent Sequences - Monotone Sequences- Cauchy Sequences
Limit Superior and Limit Inferior of a sequence- Sub Sequences- Infinite series - Alternating Series- Conditional
convergence and Absolute convergence - Tests of Absolute convergence -Continuity and Uniform Continuity of a real

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valued function of a real variable - Limit of a function at a point - Coninuity and Differentiability of real valued functions -
Rolle's Theorem - Mean Value Theorems - Inverse function theorem, Taylor's Theorem with remainder forms - Power

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series expansion - Riemann Integrability - Sequences and Series of Functions.
Metric spaces - Limits of a function at a point in metric spaces- functions continuous on a metric space - various
reformulations of continuity of a function in a metric space - open sets - closed sets - discontinuous functions on the real

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line.

UNIT VII COMPLEX ANALYSIS

Algebra of Complex Numbers

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Function of Complex Variable- Mappings, Limits - Theorems on Limits,
continuity, differentiability Cauchy-Riemann Equations- Analytic Functions - Harmonic Function - Conformal mapping
- Mobius Transformations - Elementary Transformation - Bilinear Transformations - Cross ratio - Fixed points of
bilinear transformations - Special Bilinear transformations.

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Contours Contour Integrals - Anti Derivatives - Cauchy-Goursat Theorem- Power Series - Complex Integration
- Cauchy's theorem, Morera's theorem, Cauchy's Integral Formula - Liouville's Theorem - Maximum Modulus Principle

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- Schwarz's Lemma - Taylor's series- Laurent's series Calculus of Residues -Residue Theorem - Evaluation of
Integrals - Definite integrals of Trigonometric functions - Argument principle and Rouche's Theorem.

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UNIT VII MECHANICS
Statics: Forces on a rigid body -Moment of a force - General motion of a rigid body - Equivalent system of forces
IForces-Forces along the sides of Triangle Couples.
Resultant of several coplanar forces - Equation of line of action of the resultant Equilibrium of rigid body under
three Coplanar forces - Reduction of Coplanar forces into single force and couples - Laws of friction, angle of friction,
Equilibrium of a body on a rough inclined plane acted on by several forces - Equilibrium of a uniform Homogeneous
string Catenary- Suspension bridge - Centre of Gravity of uniform rigid bodies.
Dynamics: Velocity and Acceleration-Coplanar motion- Rectilinear motion under constant forces- Acceleration
and retardation thrust on a plane- Motion along a Vertical line under gravity - Motion along an inclined plane -motion of
connected particles - Newton's Laws of motion.
Work, Energy and power - Work - Conservative field of force - Power -Rectilinear motion under varying force
Simple Harmonic Motion (S.H.M) S.H.M along a horizontal line - S.H.M along a Vertical line - Motion under gravity in a
resisting medium.
Path of a projectile - Particle projected on an inclined plane - Analysis of forces acting on particles and rigid
bodies on static equilibrium, equivalent systems of forces, friction, centroids and moments of inertia - Elastic Medium,
Impact - Impulsive force- Impact of sphere - Impact of two smooth spheres - Impact of two spheres of two smooth
sphere on a plane - oblique impact of two smooth spheres.
Circular motion Conical Pendulum motion of a cyclist on circular path Circular motion on a vertical plane -
relative rest in revolving cone- simple pendulum - Central Orbits-Conic as Centered Orbit Moment of inertia
TAMIL NADU GOVERNMENT GAZETTE EXTRAORDINARY

UNIT IX OPERATIONS RESEARCH


Linear Programming Formulation - Graphical Solution - Simplex Method - Big -M method - Two phase
method - Duality - Primal dual relation - dual simplex method - revised simplex method - Sensitivity analysis -
Transportation Problem - Assignment Problem - Queuing Theory - Basic Concepts - Steady State analysis of M/M/1
and M/MISystems with infinite and finite capacities.

PERT-and CPM - Project network diagram - Critical path - PERT computations-Inventory Models- Basic
Concept -EOQ Models - uniform Demand rate infinite and finite protection rate with no shortage- Classical newspaper
boy problem with discrete demand- purchase inventory model with one price brake - Game theory - Two person Zero -
Sum game with saddle point without saddle point- Dominance - Solving 2xn or mx2 game by graphical method -
Integer programming - Branch and bound method
UNIT-X STATISTICSIPROBABILITY
Measures of central tendency- Measures of Dispersion

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Moments - Skewness and Kurtosis - Correlation -
Rank Correlation - Regression - Regression line of x on y and y on x- Index Numbers - Consumer Price Index
numbers- Conversion of chain base Index Number into fixed base index numbers - Cuve Fitting- Principle of Least

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Squares - Fitting a straight line - Fitting a second degree parabola - Fitting of power curves - Theory of Attributes -
Attributes - Consistency of Data Independence and Associate of data.

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Theory of Probability - Sample Space - Axioms of Probability - Probability function - Laws of Addition -
Conditional Probability - Law of multiplication - Independent - Boole's Inequality - Bayes' Theorem - Random Variables

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Distribution function - Discrete and continuous random variables - Probability density functions - Mathematical
Expectation Moment Generating Functions - Cumulates - Characteristic functions- Theoretical distributions

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Binomial, Poisson, Normal distributions - Properties and conditions of a normal curve - Test of significance of sample
and large samples-Z-test - Student's t-test-F-test - Chi square and contingency coefficient.

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Common questions

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Euler's function, denoted as φ(n), finds significant application in number theory, particularly in determining the totient of integers—essentially the number of integers less than n that are coprime to n. This is crucial for analyzing prime numbers, since for a prime p, φ(p) equals p-1. For composite numbers, Euler's function helps in factoring and understanding their property in modulus arithmetic .

The Cayley-Hamilton Theorem states that every square matrix satisfies its own characteristic equation. This is useful in diagonalization because it helps to determine the minimal polynomial and eigenvalues necessary for diagonalization. Specifically, understanding the characteristic polynomial allows us to find a diagonal matrix similar to the given matrix, underlining the relationship between eigenvalues and diagonal entries .

The dual simplex method is an extension of the simplex method used for optimization problems where the primal feasibility is not present but the dual is feasible. Unlike the standard simplex method that iterates to improve the objective function value, the dual simplex solves constraints first. It is particularly useful in cases where initial feasible solutions are not easily found, enabling adjustments towards feasibility without moving out of feasibility in the objective aspect .

The Mean Value Theorems, including Rolle's Theorem and the Mean Value Theorem for derivatives, are critical for understanding function behavior on intervals. They bridge the behavior of a function locally and its overall behavior on a given domain. The theorems provide formal guarantees about the existence of points with tangent slopes identical to the average slope over an interval, facilitating deeper insights into continuity, differentiability, and the 'smoothness' of functions .

Descartes's rule of signs provides a technique to estimate the number of positive and negative real roots of a polynomial equation. By counting the sign changes between consecutive non-zero coefficients, it gives the maximum number of positive roots. Its importance lies in offering a preliminary assessment of root behavior and in guiding further analysis of the polynomial .

In mechanics, equilibrium refers to the state where a rigid body is subjected to forces that do not cause it to move. This occurs when the sum of all forces and all moments (torques) acting on the body are zero. In practical terms, achieving equilibrium involves ensuring that any applied forces, including gravitational and frictional forces, balance each other out so there is no net force causing displacement .

Imaginary and irrational roots often appear in conjugate pairs in polynomial equations with real coefficients. This is due to the theorem that states if a polynomial has real coefficients and a+bi is a root, then its conjugate a-bi must also be a root. The symmetry implies that the polynomial can be expressed in terms of its coefficients, which are symmetric functions of these roots .

Laplace transforms convert differential equations into algebraic equations by transforming functions into a different domain. This makes it easier to solve complex ordinary and partial differential equations, particularly linear equations with given initial conditions. The transforms handle the derivatives algebraically, enabling simpler manipulation and solution .

The Central Limit Theorem (CLT) is a fundamental principle in statistics asserting that the sum or average of a large number of independent, identically distributed random variables will approximate a normal distribution, regardless of the original distribution. This theorem is pivotal for justifying inferences made using normal distribution models about sample means, underpinning many statistical techniques like hypothesis testing and confidence interval construction .

The Convolution Theorem in Fourier Transforms states that the Fourier Transform of a convolution of two functions is the pointwise product of their individual transforms. This result provides a computational advantage in signal processing and system analysis by converting convolution, a complex operation in time domain, into a simple multiplication in frequency domain—simplifying otherwise intricate calculations .

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