Lecture

Finite Elements: Problem with Limits

Description

This lecture covers the application of finite element methods to solve boundary value problems in one dimension, focusing on the approximation of solutions using differences finites. Topics include weak variational formulations, the Galerkin method, and the concept of finite elements. The instructor, Marco Picasso, discusses the process step by step, highlighting the importance of understanding the theoretical foundations behind the numerical methods.

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Mathematics

Algebra: Linear algebra, Polynomials

Analysis: Numerical analysis, Calculus

Discrete mathematics: Discrete exterior calculus

Education

Educational stages: Higher education

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