Lecture

Numerical Methods in Matlab

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Description

This lecture covers the derivation and integration (both numeric and symbolic) in Matlab, including simulation of Ordinary Differential Equations (ODE) and examples. It also discusses the representation of numbers, such as integers and floating-point formats, and the potential errors associated with rounding and precision. The lecture demonstrates the use of functions like diff() for differentiation and trapz() for integration, as well as the simulation of physical systems using ODE solvers.

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