Lecture

Numerical Methods: Boundary Conditions and Stencils

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Description

This lecture covers the renumbering of stencil points, the impact of boundary corrections on the linear system matrix, and the convergence order of finite difference schemes. It also discusses error estimates, stability, and the discretization of derivatives near boundaries.

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Analysis: Numerical analysis

Algebra: Linear algebra

Discrete mathematics: Discrete exterior calculus

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