Clearing cache...
Cache cleared
JavaScript is not enabled in your browser!
We strongly suggest you turn on JavaScript in your browser in order to view this page properly and take full advantage of its features.
22
users online
Login
Register
Cosmo
Learning
EDUCATION
COURSES
DOCUMENTARIES
ABOUT US
Searching...
Mathematics
Courses
Documentaries
External Links
Images
Browse By Topic
Videos
Course Information
Home
Video Lectures
Syllabus
About The Professor
Official Website
Course
Code:
18.085
Subject:
Mathematics
Topic:
Applied Mathematics
Views:
183,402
Educator
Name:
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)
Type:
University
Visit Official Website
Support the MIT OpenCourseWare program
Donate to MIT
Instructor
Name
Gilbert Strang
Computational Science and Engineering I
Video Lectures
Displaying all 36 video lectures.
Lecture 1
Play Video
Positive definite matrices K = A'CA
Lecture 2
Play Video
One-dimensional applications: A = difference matrix
Lecture 3
Play Video
Network applications: A = incidence matrix
Lecture 4
Play Video
Applications to linear estimation: least squares
Lecture 5
Play Video
Applications to dynamics: eigenvalues of K, solution of Mu'' + Ku = F(t)
Lecture 6
Play Video
Underlying theory: applied linear algebra
Lecture 7
Play Video
Discrete vs. Continuous: Differences and Derivatives
Lecture 8
Play Video
Applications to boundary value problems: Laplace equation
Lecture 9
Play Video
Solutions of Laplace equation: complex variables
Lecture 10
Play Video
Delta function and Green's function
Lecture 11
Play Video
Initial value problems: wave equation and heat equation
Lecture 12
Play Video
Solutions of initial value problems: eigenfunctions
Lecture 13
Play Video
Numerical linear algebra: orthogonalization and A = QR
Lecture 14
Play Video
Numerical linear algebra: SVD and applications
Lecture 15
Play Video
Numerical methods in estimation: recursive least squares and covariance matrix
Lecture 16
Play Video
Dynamic estimation: Kalman filter and square root filter
Lecture 17
Play Video
Finite difference methods: equilibrium problems
Lecture 18
Play Video
Finite difference methods: stability and convergence
Lecture 19
Play Video
Optimization and minimum principles: Euler equation
Lecture 20
Play Video
Finite element method: equilibrium equations
Lecture 21
Play Video
Spectral method: dynamic equations
Lecture 22
Play Video
Fourier expansions and convolution
Lecture 23
Play Video
Fast fourier transform and circulant matrices
Lecture 24
Play Video
Discrete filters: lowpass and highpass
Lecture 25
Play Video
Filters in the time and frequency domain
Lecture 26
Play Video
Filter banks and perfect reconstruction
Lecture 27
Play Video
Multiresolution, wavelet transform and scaling function
Lecture 28
Play Video
Splines and orthogonal wavelets: Daubechies construction
Lecture 29
Play Video
Applications in signal and image processing: compression
Lecture 30
Play Video
Network flows and combinatorics: max flow = min cut
Lecture 31
Play Video
Simplex method in linear programming
Lecture 32
Play Video
Nonlinear optimization: algorithms and theory
Lecture 33
Play Video
Filters; Fourier integral transform (part 1)
Lecture 34
Play Video
Fourier integral transform (part 2)
Lecture 35
Play Video
Convolution equations: deconvolution; convolution in 2D
Lecture 36
Play Video
Sampling Theorem
CosmoLearning
›
Subject: Mathematics
Courses
Computational Science and Engineering I