Finite Difference Methods: Linear Systems and Band Matrices

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This lecture covers the application of finite difference methods to solve partial differential equations, focusing on the theoretical aspects and practical exercises. The instructor explains the aquosination of Laplace problems, dimensionality, and the use of band matrices in linear systems.

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