Course Details
Numerical methods I
Academic Year 2024/25
DA61 course is part of 7 study plans
D-K-C-SI (N) / VHS Summer Semester 1st year
D-K-C-SI (N) / MGS Summer Semester 1st year
D-K-C-SI (N) / PST Summer Semester 1st year
D-K-C-SI (N) / FMI Summer Semester 1st year
D-K-C-SI (N) / KDS Summer Semester 1st year
D-K-C-GK / GAK Summer Semester 1st year
D-K-E-SI (N) / PST Summer Semester 1st year
Errors in numerical calculations and numerical methods for one nonlinear equation in one unknown.
Iterative methods. The Banach fixed-point theorem.
Iterative methods for the systems of linear and nonlinear equations.
Direct methods for the systems of linear algebraic equations, matrix inversion, eigenvalues and eigenvectors of matrices.
Interpolation and approximation of functions. Splines.
Numeric differentiation and integration. Extrapolation to the limit.
Iterative methods. The Banach fixed-point theorem.
Iterative methods for the systems of linear and nonlinear equations.
Direct methods for the systems of linear algebraic equations, matrix inversion, eigenvalues and eigenvectors of matrices.
Interpolation and approximation of functions. Splines.
Numeric differentiation and integration. Extrapolation to the limit.
Credits
4 credits
Language of instruction
Czech
Semester
summer
Course Guarantor
Institute
Forms and criteria of assessment
course-unit credit
Entry Knowledge
Basics of linear algebra and vector calculus. Basics of the theory of one- and more-functions (limit, continuous functions, graphs of functions, derivative, partial derivative). Basics of the integral calculus of one- and two-functions.
Aims
Understanding the main priciples of numeric calculation and the factors influencing calculation. Solving selected basic problems of numerical analysis, using iteration methods to solve the f(x)=0 equation and systems of linear algebraic equations using calculation algorithms. Learning how to approximate eigenvalues and eigenvectors of matrices. Learning about the basic problems in interpolation and approximation of functions. Getting acquainted with the principles of numeric differentiation and knowing how to numerically approximate integrals of one- and two-functions.
Recommended Reading
HOROVÁ, I., ZELINKA, J.: Numerické metody. Masarykova univerzita v Brně 2004
MIKA, S.: Numerické metody algebry. SNTL Praha 1982
PŘIKRYL, P., BRANDNER, M.: Numerické metody II. ZČU Plzeň 2000
MIKA, S.: Numerické metody algebry. SNTL Praha 1982
PŘIKRYL, P., BRANDNER, M.: Numerické metody II. ZČU Plzeň 2000
Offered to foreign students
Not to offer
Course on BUT site
Lecture
13 weeks, 3 hours/week, elective
Syllabus
1. Errors in numerical calculations. Numerical methods for one nonlinear equation in one unknown
2. Basic principles of iterative methods. The Banach fixed-point theorem.
3. Norms of vectors and of matrices, eigenvalues and eigenvectors of matrices. Iterative methods for systems of linear algebraic equations– part I.
4. Iterative methods for linear algebraic equations– part II. Iterative methods for systems of nonlinear equations.
5. Direct methods for systems of linear algebraic equations, LU-decomposition. Systems of linear algebraic equations with special matrice – part I.
6. Systems of linear algebraic equations with special matrices – part II. The methods based on the minimization of a quadratic form.
7. Computing inverse matrices and determinants, the stability and the condition number of a matrix.
8. Eigenvalues of matrices - the power method. Basic principles of interpolation.
9. Polynomial interpolation.
10. Interpolation by means of splines. Orthogonal polynoms.
11. Approximation by the discrete least squares.
12. Numerical differentiation, Richardson´s extrapolation. Numerical integration of functions in one variables– part I.
13. Numerical integration of functions in one variables– part II. Numerical integration of functions in two variables.