Lecture

Wave Equations: Vibrating String

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Description

This lecture covers the wave equation for a vibrating string, including initial conditions, boundary conditions, and the solution in a specific case. It also discusses the finite difference formulas, the Newmark scheme for time marching, and the implementation in MATLAB/GNU Octave. The lecture emphasizes the conservation of energy principle and the convergence of the methods used.

Instructor

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Official source

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