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Test 2 / Re: 2022 midterm 2 solution: Possible typos?
« Last post by Victor Ivrii on March 25, 2023, 06:48:46 AM »Thanks! Fixed
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Chapter 6 / Re: Question while calculating the solution to Laplace using separation of vars
« Last post by Victor Ivrii on March 24, 2023, 08:28:50 PM »Section 4.1ODE is not enough. You need to take into account also boundary conditions. See Section 4.1
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Test 2 / 2022 midterm 2 solution: Possible typos?
« Last post by ravanasa on March 22, 2023, 10:02:57 PM »I've been looking through the midterm solutions from 2022 to study for the midterm coming up. I was wondering if it's possible there are typos in the solutions, or if you can explain the following if I am misunderstanding something:
1. In problem 1 of Main Sitting 2022, there is the equation T' + 4λT = 0. I believe this should be T'' + 4λT = 0, with the first T as a second derivative.
2. In problem 1 of Morning Sitting 2022, there is equation 4T'' + λT = 0. I believe this should be T'' + 9λT = 0.
In the same question, Tn = An cos(nt) + Bn sin(nt). I believe this should be Tn = An cos(3nt) + Bn sin(3nt).
In the same question, there are initial boundary conditions dependent on the value of t. I believe in the solution when plugging these in, they are swapped.
3. In problem 3 of Main Sitting 2022, there u(r,θ) =B0 /2 + (a sum). Then u(1,θ) = A0 /2 + (a sum). I'm not sure how B0 turned into A0 in this.
Thank you!
1. In problem 1 of Main Sitting 2022, there is the equation T' + 4λT = 0. I believe this should be T'' + 4λT = 0, with the first T as a second derivative.
2. In problem 1 of Morning Sitting 2022, there is equation 4T'' + λT = 0. I believe this should be T'' + 9λT = 0.
In the same question, Tn = An cos(nt) + Bn sin(nt). I believe this should be Tn = An cos(3nt) + Bn sin(3nt).
In the same question, there are initial boundary conditions dependent on the value of t. I believe in the solution when plugging these in, they are swapped.
3. In problem 3 of Main Sitting 2022, there u(r,θ) =B0 /2 + (a sum). Then u(1,θ) = A0 /2 + (a sum). I'm not sure how B0 turned into A0 in this.
Thank you!
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Chapter 6 / Question while calculating the solution to Laplace using separation of vars
« Last post by Zhonghan CHEN on March 19, 2023, 12:46:09 AM »Hi Prof:
I have a question for solving the Laplacian operation using the separation of variables.
Slide: Week 9 Lecture 1 Page 4.
The queston happens in solving ${\theta}'' + \lambda \theta = 0$.
Q: I do not understand how do you derive the $\lambda_{n} = n^2$.
Also, I do not understand why we can get a expression for $\lambda$ ? To my understading, $\lambda$ is just a constant in the ODE.
Thanks
I have a question for solving the Laplacian operation using the separation of variables.
Slide: Week 9 Lecture 1 Page 4.
The queston happens in solving ${\theta}'' + \lambda \theta = 0$.
Q: I do not understand how do you derive the $\lambda_{n} = n^2$.
Also, I do not understand why we can get a expression for $\lambda$ ? To my understading, $\lambda$ is just a constant in the ODE.
Thanks
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Chapter 4 / Re: When is it a good idea to assume solutions are separable?
« Last post by Victor Ivrii on February 27, 2023, 09:28:36 AM »If domain is "simple" in the appropriate coordinate system it is a good idea to try to find such solutions. For linear equations we even can construct general solutions as linear combinations of such solutions. Details in the class later.
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Chapter 4 / When is it a good idea to assume solutions are separable?
« Last post by issra on February 23, 2023, 07:56:27 PM »When is it a good idea to assume solutions are separable? Are there any implied assumptions about the nature of the solutions when we assume that they are separable?
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Chapter 3 / Re: Solving Heat equation
« Last post by Victor Ivrii on February 13, 2023, 08:26:20 PM »I will post solutions to show that all the integrals can be computed using elementary functions and $\operatorname{erf}(.)$
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Chapter 3 / Solving Heat equation
« Last post by Yuchen Wu on February 12, 2023, 11:14:19 PM »Dear Prof Ivrii,
I did some home assignment for heat equation problems to prepare the quiz, and I found some integrals seems hard to compute. So I am wondering if we need to compute the integral completely correct to get the full mark when do the quiz, or just simplify the heat formula is fine? Thank you.
I did some home assignment for heat equation problems to prepare the quiz, and I found some integrals seems hard to compute. So I am wondering if we need to compute the integral completely correct to get the full mark when do the quiz, or just simplify the heat formula is fine? Thank you.
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Quiz 1 / Re: Quiz 1 solution
« Last post by Victor Ivrii on January 29, 2023, 08:22:28 AM »Yes––as long as you post your variant solution
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Quiz 1 / Quiz 1 solution
« Last post by Yuchen Wu on January 28, 2023, 01:20:50 PM »Just a quick question, will the quiz solution be posted every week? Thanks.