Harvard AM205 video 3.20 - Method of lines & wave equation

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Harvard Applied Math 205 is a graduate-level course on scientific computing and numerical methods. This video introduces the method of lines, an approach for numerically solving a partial differential equation (PDE) by converting it into a family of ordinary differential equations (ODEs). A numerical method for solving the wave equation is also briefly discussed.

  1. Chris Rycroft
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Thank you for this. Nice, elegant Python simulation.

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I wish you would have done this in MATLAB

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