Lecture

Numerical Methods: Euler Schemes

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Description

This lecture covers the application of Euler schemes in solving differential equations, focusing on the numerical approximation of forces and velocities. The instructor discusses the implementation of Runge Kutta methods and finite differences in solving partial differential equations.

Instructor

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Mathematics

Analysis: Numerical analysis, Differential anaysis

Number theory: Number theory

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