filmov
tv
Harvard AM205 video 0.1 - Introduction
Показать описание
Harvard Applied Math 205 is a graduate-level course on scientific computing and numerical methods. This video provides an introduction to the field of scientific computing. It provides historical context and presents some modern examples.
0:15:57
Harvard AM205 video 3.1 - Introduction to numerical calculus
0:29:06
Harvard AM205 video 5.1 - Introduction to eigenvalue problems
0:26:48
Harvard AM205 video 1.3 - Function approximation
0:19:58
Harvard AM 205 video 0.0 - Course logistics (Fall 2020)
0:11:39
Harvard AM205 video 3.8 - One-step integration methods
0:05:09
Harvard AM205 video 3.0 - Final project organization
0:22:41
Harvard AM205 video 1.2 - Interpolating discrete data
0:27:43
Harvard AM205 video 3.9 - ODE convergence
0:29:45
Harvard AM205 video 1.6 - Linear least squares
0:19:59
Harvard AM205 video 3.2 - Numerical integration
0:21:20
Harvard AM205 video 1.4 - The Lebesgue constant
0:22:40
Harvard AM205 video 3.4 - Gauss quadrature
0:35:34
Harvard AM205 video 3.11 - Runge–Kutta methods
0:04:56
harvard am205 video 5 10 conjugate gradient method
0:18:54
Harvard AM205 video 5.2 - Eigenvalue definitions
0:27:34
Harvard AM205 video 1.5 - Piecewise polynomial interpolation
0:27:45
Harvard AM205 video 5.9 - Krylov methods: Arnoldi iteration and Lanczos interation
0:19:04
Harvard AM205 video 3.5 - Finite-difference approximations
0:17:47
Harvard AM205 video 3.14 - Multistep methods
0:11:59
Harvard AM205 video 3.6 - Differentiation matrices
0:15:48
Harvard AM205 video 4.5 - Conditions for a global minimum
0:24:49
Harvard AM205 video 3.10 - ODE stability
0:22:26
Harvard AM205 video 4.1 - Introduction to nonlinear equations and optimization
0:25:30
Harvard AM205 video 0.3 - Numerical sensitivity
Комментарии