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.