Monday, July 26, 2010

5. INTERACTIVE METHODS FOR SOLUTION OF LINEAR EQUATIONS

Iterative Methods for Systems of Linear Equations
metodos iterativos


4. DIRECT METHODS FOR SOLUTION OF SYSTEMS OF LINEAR EQUATIONS

Matrices and Determinants

METODO DE GAUSS SIMPLE

Gauss Jordan

FACTORIZACION LU

Matriz Inversa

Sunday, May 9, 2010

3. ROOTS OF EQUATIONS




    Roots of Polynomials
    Exercises Roots of Equations

    2. NUMERICAL APROXIMATION


      Saturday, May 8, 2010

      1. MODELING


      CONTENIDO ACADEMICO

      DIGITAL METHODS


      1. MODELING
      • Components of a mathematical model.
      • The differential equations as mathematical models
      • Implications of the analytical solution.
      • Engineering models.
      • Theme applied: The Law of Darcy
      2. NUMERICAL APPROACH
      • Numerical Solution.
      • Significant figures.
      • Accuracy and precision.
      • Contribution of the series to the numerical approximations.
      • Definitions of error.
      • Rounding errors.
      • Truncation errors.
      • Taylor series.Propagation of error.
      • Total numerical error.
      • Numerical simulation: concept, applications, tasks.
      • Theme applied: Numerical Reservoir Simulation.
      3. ROOTS OF EQUATIONS.
      • Graphic methods.
      • Closed methods: bisection, false position.
      • Searches increase.
      • Determination of initial values.
      • Open methods: fixed point, Newton-Raphson, secant.
      • Calculation of multiple roots.
      • Basic operation of polynomials: conventional methods of Muller method, Bairstow method.
      • Calculation of complex roots.
      • Theme applied: Equations of State.
      4. DIRECT METHODS FOR SOLUTION OF SYSTEMS OF LINEAR EQUATIONS
      • Mathematical background.
      • Conventional solution methods.
      • Simple Gaussian elimination.Difficulties in the methods of disposal.
      • Techniques for improving the solutions.
      • Gauss-Jordan elimination.
      • Complementary techniques: LU decomposition, matrix inverse, error analysis and condition of a system.
      • Theme applied: Balance of Matter (Torres Separation).
      5. INTERACTIVE METHODS FOR SOLUTION OF LINEAR EQUATIONS
      • Special matrices.
      • Jacobi Method.
      • Gauss-Seidel.
      • Gauss-Seidel relaxation.
      • Special section: numerical solution of nonlinear systems of equations.
      6. TREATMENT OF INFORMATION
      • Basic statistical measures.
      • Regression: linear, nonlinear, multivariable linear.
      • Interpolation: linear, polynomial (Newton, Lagrange), Splines, TFI.
      • Theme applied: Some Phenomena of Heat Transfer.
      7. NUMERICAL DIFFERENTIATION AND INTEGRATION
      • Trapezoidal Rule.
      • Simpson's rules.
      • Integration with unequal segments.
      • Multiple Integrals.
      • Finite difference approximation.
      • Theme applied: Quantifying the Thermal Energy.
      8. NUMERICAL TREATMENT OF ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
      • Euler method.
      • Improved Euler method.
      • Runge Kutta method.
      • Systems of ordinary differential equations.
      • Initial value problems.Boundary value problems.
      • Eigenvalue problems.
      • Theme applied: Balance of Matter (reactors).
      9. NUMERICAL TREATMENT OF PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
      • Elliptic equations: Laplace equation, solving techniques.
      • Hyperbolic equations: wave equation.
      • Parabolic equations: the heat conduction equation, explicit methods, implicit methods, Crank-Nicholson method, use of two spatial dimensions.
      • Theme applied: Simulation of Fluid Flow in Porous Media.