Lecture

Numerical Methods: Lecture 4

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Description

This lecture covers the continuation of Lecture 3, focusing on band matrices, linear systems, boundary corrections, and stability analysis. It also discusses the application of band matrices in solving linear systems with boundary corrections and the stability of numerical methods. The lecture further explores the use of band matrices in discretizing linear systems and the importance of stability in numerical computations.

Instructor

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