Functional analysis II

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Organization.

• The exam takes place on Wednesday, June 18, 2025, from 15:15 to 18:15 in the afternoon (sharp times, 180 minutes).
• The exam will be written in room CM 1 221.
  Please arrive there at least 15 minutes before the exam starts.
• Seats will be pre-assigned.
  When you enter the room, please navigate to the place whose exam booklet contains your name.
• Allowed aid during the exam: one A4 sheet of notes (on both sides, handwritten only). You may use a tablet to write your handwritten notes, but they have to be printed out, as you will not be allowed to use your tablet during the exam.
  Your note sheet will be controlled during the exam.
  No other aids such as laptops, printed notes, books, smartphones, etc. will be allowed.
• Relevant material: all topics from the lecture notes and problem sheets except those explicitly marked by "not examinable".
• The exam will consist of 6 problems, each worth 10 points. Each of these 6 problems is subdivided into subtasks. Among these 6 problems, there will be 1 true-or-false-question (without negative points).
• Please do not forget to bring your student card and a piece of identity (identity card, passport) to the exam.
• Please familiarize yourself with the additional rules on the exam cover sheet here.

Consultation.

• The exam consultation is offered on Monday, July 14, 2025 from 10:00 to 12:00 in the morning.
• The consultation will take place in room MA B1 524.
• If you feel you have been graded incorrectly after reviewing your grading, you will be asked to write your evidences to me by email within 24 hours after the exam consultation. 
  I will review the relevant parts of your exam and notify you by email within further 24 hours with a definitive response on your regrading request.
• The exam consultation will be the only opportunity for you to review your exam. 
• Please only review your grading during the exam consultation. 
  The attempt to take pictures, videos, notes, etc. from your exam may result in an academic offense.