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HW Assignment for Math 531 This page will give a complete listing of the reading and homework assignments that you are required to do. In addition, Exam and Final dates will be listed.There will be both written and electronic Homework with the latter done in WeBWorK. Information on logging into WeBWorK is given by this hyperlink. For WeBWorK students will login using their last name with a capital first letter and their Red ID number for a password. (Logins are case sensitive!) For example, suppose your name is Henri Poincare with Red ID number 314159265. Then you login with: Username:
Poincare There is a Lab Manual (MATLAB and Maple) version, which will continue to be updated over the semester with detailed information for using MatLab and Maple on your assignments. There is a discount available to purchase Maple, Maple Adoption Discount. Week
11-12:We finish Chapter 8 on Nonhomogeneous problems and begin Chapter 10 on Fourier Transforms. Lecture notes are available for Fourier Transforms (4-Panel) and Fourier Transforms B (4-Panel). There are Maple programs using the Fourier transform, fourier_heat.mws (PDF). Also, some MatLab code for Fourier transforms, heatFT3D.m, heatFTarbf.m. Week
13-15: We finish Chapter 10 on Fourier Transforms. Lecture notes are available for Fourier Transforms C (4-Panel). There are MatLab programs for this section, pde_eg1.m, laplace_eg.m. We introduce the Method of Characteristics and examine Age-Structured Models. Lecture notes are available for Method of Characteristics (4-Panel). _____________________________________________________________________________________________________ Notes about Exams There is a Take-Home Exam available, which will be due Fri., Apr. 26. The in-class Exam 2 will take place on Mon, Apr. 29. For Take Home Exam 2,
you must do all the work yourself without help from outside. Answers need to be clearly written and computer programs must be appended to your document. _____________________________________________________________________________________________________ Old Assignments Week
1: Read Chapters 1 and 2
from the text. Lecture notes are
available for Introduction (4-Panel), Ordinary
Differential Equations (4-Panel),
and Heat
Equation - Derivation (4-Panel). The first chapter introduces Partial
Differential Equations and shows the
derivation of the Heat Equation. The
second chapter shows separation of
variables and begins the process of
solving the Heat Equation. Week
2: Read Chapters 2
and 3 from the text. Lecture notes are
available for Heat Equation - 3D (4-Panel) and Separation of Variables (4-Panel). We continue
techniques of separation of variables
and introduce Fourier series. Computer
code for Maple (heat1d (PDF))
and MatLab (heatjm.m)
are available. Week
3: Read Chapters 2
and 3 from the text. Lecture notes are
available for Separation of Variables B (4-Panel) and Fourier Series (4-Panel). MatLab code for Fourier series (fourier_1.m). Week
4: Read Chapter 3 from
the text. We continue Fourier series. MatLab code for Fourier series (gibb_c.m, gibb_d.m). Maple code for Fourier series (sawtooth.mw (PDF)). Read Chapter 4 from
the text on the Vibrating String (4-Panel). Week
5: Read Chapter 4
(through 4.4) the Vibrating String (4-Panel) and Chapter 5 Sturm-Liouville Problems (4-Panel) and Sturm-Liouville Problems B (4-Panel) from the
text. Week
6: Read Chapter 5 Sturm-Liouville Problems (4-Panel), Sturm-Liouville Problems B (4-Panel), and Sturm-Liouville Problems C (4-Panel) from the
text. MatLab code for BC of Third Kind (fourier_rob.m, heatjm_rob.m) and Maple code (robin_ev.mw (PDF)). Week
7: We begin Chapter 7 with higher dimensional PDEs, Bessel's Differential Equation, spherical problems and Legendre polynomials. Lecture notes are available for Higher Dimensional PDEs (4-Panel) and Vibrating Circular Membrane (4-Panel). For those who want more details, there is a link to good notes on the Method of Frobenius needed for solving Bessel's equation. Week
8-9: We continue Chapter 7 with higher dimensional PDEs, Bessel's Differential Equation, spherical problems and Legendre polynomials. Lecture notes are available for Vibrating Circular Membrane (4-Panel) and Laplace's on Cylinder (4-Panel). Week
10-11: We complete Chapter 7 with higher dimensional PDEs, Bessel's Differential Equation, spherical problems and Legendre polynomials, then begin Chapter 8 on Nonhomogeneous problems. Lecture notes are available for Nonhomogeneous Problems (4-Panel). Exam 1 and Take-Home Exam 1 grade distribution is available.
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