MATH3403: Partial Differential Equations

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Tutorials & Assignments (Up)

Tutorial 1, Solutions
Tutorial 2, Solutions
Tutorial 3, Solutions
Tutorial 4, Solutions
Tutorial 5, Solutions
Assignment 1 (complete), Solutions
Tutorial 6, Tutorial 6A, Tutorial 6B (Q2, correction)
Tutorial 8, Solutions
Tutorial 9, Solutions
Tutorial 10, Solutions

Mock mid-semester exam (In lectures I stated that there would be four questions on the exam. Given the shortness of some of the questions on this exam, I may have to include more questions.) The exam will not cover Bessel functions, or multi-dimensional SL problems.

Marks to date

Assignment 2, Solutions

Final Exam

Final exam 2005
Final exam 2006 Formula sheet 2009 Questions about the exam

Sturm Liouville Handouts, Examples and Proofs (mainly from lectures)

Handout, summary
Some proofs (most from lectures)
Examples, (most from lectures)

Background material I

Transformation of variables in ordinary differential equations Tutorial 0

Background material II

This is a background tutorial on the divergence theorem (not examinable) which is used to prove Green's identities (examinable). Divergence Theorem

Lectures

Lecture notes and copyright materials (Contact lecturer for password).

Visualizations

Graphics and Animations

Waves f(x), g(x)=0
Waves f(x)=0, g(x)
Waves f(x), u(0,t)=0, All waves
Waves f(x), u(0,t)=0, Physical waves
Waves f(x), u_x(0,t)=0, All waves
Waves f(x), u_x(0,t)=0, Physical waves
Waves f(x)=0, g(x)=0 and u(0,t)=h(t)
Heat Eqn. u(x,0)=1-x/pi, u_x(0,t)=0, u(pi,t)=0 t=[0,1]
Heat Eqn. u(x,0)=1-x/pi, u_x(0,t)=0, u(pi,t)=0 t=[0,15]
Wave Eqn. u(x,0)=1-r, u(r=1,t)=0
Wave Eqn. u=0 on boundary, First four solutions
Wave Eqn. u(x,0)=0.5e^(-10*r^2), u(r=1,t)=0
Green's Functions

Administrative Information

Lecturer: Dr Tony Roberts, Email: apr@maths.uq.edu.au

Office: Room 67-451, Phone: 3365 3263

Consultation Hours

    Tuesday 3-5pm. Appointments may be made be made at other times.


MATH2000 Web Page. Last updated Jan 2008
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Dr Tony Roberts