Lecture

Numerical Methods: Boundary Value Problems

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Description

This lecture covers numerical methods for solving boundary value problems, focusing on transient finite difference methods like Crank-Nicolson. It reviews Fourier transforms and introduces the discrete Fourier transform and the Fast Fourier transform (FFT). The lecture also demonstrates using FFT for solving PDEs with spectral methods.

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