Lecture

Iterative Methods: Jacobi

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This lecture covers the Jacobi iterative method for solving electrostatic problems, focusing on the calculation of residues and initialization of mesh points. It also discusses the boundary conditions and the convergence of the method. The presentation includes practical examples and comparisons with other iterative methods.

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