Lecture

Advanced Numerical Analysis: Space Discretization

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Description

This lecture covers the advanced topic of space discretization in numerical analysis, focusing on methods to discretize space for solving differential systems. The instructor explains various techniques and schemes used for discretizing space, such as Crank-Nicolson and Newmark schemes, highlighting their stability conditions and implementation. The lecture also delves into the implications of different discretization methods on the accuracy and stability of numerical solutions.

Instructor

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